Kathryne Hall is an emerging artist originally from Nashville, TN and based in Brooklyn, NY since 2001. Influenced by the Surrealists and public art artists Christo and Jean-Claude, she has been thinking of tubes since growing up in an old colonial home with laundry chutes and talking tubes. Responding to her environment, she is interested in the possibility for surreal forms to emerge from familiar spaces and transform interior architecture or the urban landscape. She has exhibited widely in Brooklyn, including site specific work for the 2005 and 2003 DUMBO Art Under the Bridge festivals.Details of the events can be found at:
http://www.kathrynehall.com/events/
