Katherine Knapp
Biographical Info Katherine Cox Knapp paints from life, her own photographs, and her imagination, and focuses on vulnerability, beauty, and nostalgia. Harkening back to the 19th Century movement, “Art for Art’s Sake,” she is interested in the direct aesthetic experience of a piece of art-that moment of interchange between a viewer and an art object being viewed, when each is acting on and influencing the other. She calls this, Experience for Experience’s Sake. Her work has been exhibited in numerous Chicago venues including the Chicago Cultural Center, the Bridgeport Art Center, the Epiphany Center for the Arts, Zhou B Art Center, The Evanston Art Center, and the West Loop Contemporary Fine Art Expo. She is a member of The Chicago Alliance of Visual Artists and the Fulton Street Collective.
Artist Type painter
Location Chicago, IL
Short Description In my work I’m focused on beauty, vulnerability, and nostalgia. I play with color and texture and lean more toward realism or abstraction depending on the unique character of each piece.
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/katherinecoxknapp/
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Art01 Caption “Roman Holiday” 36″x24″ Acrylic on Canvas
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Art02 Caption “Fried Fish And Steamed Cabbage With Scotch Bonnet Peppers” 36″x24″ Acrylic on Canvas
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Art03 Caption “The Cafe” 36″x24″ Acrylic on Canvas
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Art04 Caption “Two Men Arguing In A Bar” 36″x24″ Acrylic and Oil on Canvas
