CompletedGreyt Big Talk

Greyt Big Talk w/ Kate Snow

Empathy as a Call to Action.

Mixed media artist, and Associate Director of Zygote Press, Kate Snow.

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Kate Snow

Multi-Disciplinary Artist

Kate Snow is a film-based photography and mixed media collage artist working in Cleveland and the Associate Director of Zygote Press, an artist workshop promoting contemporary fine-art printing. Through advocacy, exhibitions, community programs, and affordable, professional workspace, Zygote stimulates collective exchange for artists in Northeast Ohio. Kate began incorporating print into her work in 2010 and has continued to explore the medium through fine art editions, printing on clay, and creating broadly distributed posters and ephemera. She has taught workshops throughout Cleveland in association with Art House, HeightsArts, and Zygote Press. As an art educator she is an advocate for the practice of print making, which has created community, cultivated cultivated countless collaborations, innovation and exchange of ideas in Cleveland. Currently, she creates a retail line of stationery and home goods under the name Four Fish Ink with her husband. Kate lives with Zygote’s Shop Greyhound, Nina Totenberg.

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HUB 55

About this event

Mixed media artist, and Associate Director of Zygote Press, Kate Snow. Zygote Press is a fine art print making studio that has cultivated creative community in Cleveland for nearly 20 years. A champion of the "printed multiple", Zygote Press provides professional space and resources for artists to create work and extend their voice in the world. Kate will be sharing some witnesses of art created through empathy, which calls creators to amplify the hardships experienced by others than themselves.