Kat Hastie
Kat Hastie is a contemporary Southern painter rooted in tradition. Born in Charleston, S.C. she has a long history of producing provocative and acclaimed works. She grew up on a former plantation with acres of farm, open fields and abandoned slave dwellings. In 1970, she received her B.A. from the College of Charleston, and later studied at the Pratt Institute in Italy in 1985. She has additional training from the Day Studio of Decorative Painting, New York City; the Lorenzo de Medici School in Florence; and the Ruskin School at Oxford University.
“The things we don’t normally notice, or do and ignore – that is one subject of this group of paintings. The other is using images as a mechanism for arriving at something else. I am interested in the qualities of feeling in our peripheral experience and the nature of boundaries in our physical and psychological space.”
Curriculum Vitae
2013 | Artfields Juried Exhibition 2013 |
2010 | Exhibition – Contemporary Charleston 2010 |
2010 | Exhibition – Bin 152, Charleston, SC |
2009 | Exhibition – Yeaman’s Hall, Charleston, S.C. |
2008 | Exhibition – Art Institute of Charleston, Charleston, S.C. |
2007 | Exhibition – Assisi, Italy |
2007 | Exhibition – Bray’s Island Plantation |
2006 | Exhibition – Under the Radar exhibition – Waterfront City Gallery |
2003 | Exhibition – Gallery 556, Charleston, SC |
2002 | Exhibition – City Gallery, Charleston, SC |
2002 | Exhibition – Historic Charleston Foundation |
1999-2000 | Ruskin School, Oxford University, England |
1998 | Exhibition – Ballroom, 20 South Battery, Charleston, SC |
1997 | Exhibition – Ballroom, 20 South Battery, Charleston, SC |
1995 | Lorenzo de Medici, Florence, Italy |
1994 | Exhibition – A. Zola |
1982-1991 | Open Studio, 91 Broad Street, Charleston, SC |
1990 | Day Studio of Decorative Painting, New York City, NY |
1989 | Exhibition – Jan Goin Gallery |
1985 | Pratt Institute in Italy |
1974 | Art Director for School of Oceanics aboard the Staatsrad Lehmkuhl |
1970 | BA : College of Charleston |