Upcoming Creative Residencies:
Sandro del Rosario
Kate Petley
Dawn William Boyd
Julia Karll
Past Creative Residencies:
Katie Taft
Rory Golden
Michael Ensminger
Lauri Lynnxe Murphy
Michael J. Henry
Helen Farmer
Rokko Aoyama
James A. Laurie
Karen Aqua & Ken Field
Lisa Michot
Sandro del Rosario
Vincent Comparetto
Jake Adam York
Mile High Stories
Susan Meyer
Patricia Tinajero Baker
Anna Newell
Tola Wewe
Scott Randolph &
Scott Slack
Anne Angyal
Sandra Minton
Terrie Mangat
Lilly Cox-Richard
Jerry Vigil
Moyo Ogundipe
Sarah Fulton
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Kate Petley
Installation
In Residence: March 3 – March 28, 2008
Exhibition opens:
March 27, 5:30 - 8:30pm; continues through April 18

While in residence, Kate Petley will create a site-specific installation using materials that project dynamic reflections on the walls. This will take the form of large screen/panels that hang like tablets with handmade sculptural components connecting the artwork to the surrounding architecture. She will continue to develop technical innovations that combine digital photographic media with handmade screens, resulting in large semi-transparent panels. Youth will work with her to create their own small-scale sculpture made of found objects and materials. These will be dramatically lit to cast intriguing shadows on the wall, to echo the ideas and forms in the larger installation.

About the Artist
Kate Petley has been a full-time artist since 1987, and she currently resides in rural southwestern Colorado. Petley has received several awards and grants for her work and large-scale public commissions.  In 2001, the City of Houston commissioned Petley to create an installation at the Bush Intercontinental Airport. Titled Air Drops, the piece utilizes light and color.  Kate uses a variety of materials to create her art, but likes to emphasize making light into a solid object. Her work, showcased in Colorado, Texas, New York, and other venues around the country, has been reviewed in numerous publications.  Petley taught workshops for children at Anderson Ranch in Snowmass, CO. She enjoys working with the students and would like to give students in her Learning Labs an opportunity to expand their creativity and allow for open experimentation.

www.katepetley.com

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