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BIOGRAPHY
The fiber work of artist Kathyanne White. has been exhibited in solo and group
exhibitions in museums and galleries throughout the United States and abroad. White’s
work has been shown in the Fort Wayne Museum of Art in Indiana; the Snyderman
Gallery in Philadelphia; the Vale Craft Gallery in Chicago; the Obsidian Gallery in
Tucson, Arizona; the eklecticos Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.; and the Nickle Art
Museum, in Calgary, Alberta Canada along with the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts,
National Taiwan Museum of Fine Art and the National Museum of History in China.
In New York alone, White’s work has been shown at the Museum of Arts and Design,
the Museum of American Folk Art and the Archives of American Art of the Smithsonian
Institution. In addition, her artwork is in numerous private, public and corporate
collections, including those of The Museum of Arts and Design, New York City; The
American Folk Art Museum, New York City.
White has been featured in a variety of arts publications including Fiber Arts, Surface,
American Style, Folk Art Magazine, The Metropolitan Spirit, Log Home Design Ideas,
Quilting Arts, Cloth Paper Scissors, Surface Design Journal and New Zealand Quilter. In
2001 she was named a “trendsetter” in Art Business News, as an emerging artist. Fiber
Arts Design Book #7 includes work by Kathyanne and her work appears in several
catalogues including, Six Continents of Quilts: The Museum of Arts & Design Collection,
2003 Masterpieces: Spirit and Strength, and Tied Together: Textile Art in the 21st
Century
Kathyanne has taught workshops internationally from New Zealand to her studio in
Prescott, Arizona. In 2009 she will be teaching a digital printing workshop at the Surface
Design Association Conference “Off the Grid” in Kansas City, Art and Soul Retreats in
Hampton Virginia, Mountain Artists Guild in Prescott Arizona and The Artists’ Nook in
Fort Collins Colorado. In 2010 she is scheduled to teach at the Hudson River Valley
Artists Workshops in New York. White joined the adjunct faculty at Yavapai College in
the fall of 2008. She is a recipient of as Artist Project
Grant from the Arizona Commission on the Arts for 2009.
