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Kate Teale, artist, was born in Hampshire, England. Kate’s recent solo survey show at Richmond Center for the Arts, Western Michigan University, and Opalka Gallery, Sage University, Albany, came with a catalog -  with essays by Lucy R. Lippard, Don Desmett and Sarah Schmerler. Other solo shows include Studio10, Bushwick, in 2013 & 2016, and group shows at Gallery Ho; Monya Rowe Gallery and Jim Kempner Gallery, all in Chelsea NYC. Group shows at Brooklyn galleries include The Boiler; Bushwick Basel with Valentine Gallery; Storefront; Sideshow and Schema Projects. Her work can be seen at Pierogi Gallery flat files, Brooklyn and at Studio10, Bushwick. In 1992, Kate received a prestigious Winston Churchill Fellowship to travel to the US and study the teaching of drawing in the US, from which she developed a lecture series in the UK. She has also taught at Yale (Graduate drawing, School of Architecture), Pratt Institute, Hunter College, and elsewhere in the US and UK. Kate received a Joan Mitchell Foundation artist development grant in 2013 and a New York Foundation of the Arts Fellowship in Painting 2008. She has written feature articles for the UK art magazine Contemporary Art. She is also a curator, most recently at the Kerr Gallery, Western Michigan University, but mainly as founder/director of Big&Small/Casual Gallery where she has put on 14 shows.

1998      MFA, Painting. Hunter College, New York, NY 1988      Diploma, Art. City and Guilds of London Art School, England. 1984      MA (Oxon), English Literature. Oxford University, England.