kate hunt

15kh STEEL FLAG
newspaper, steel
20" x 30" x 11.5", 2006
$6,500

17kh SOAKED LITTLE PACKAGES
newspaper, encaustic, twine, steel, band saw blades
12" x 12.5" x 4.5", 2007
$1,200

1kh JANE JOHNSON TORRINGTON
newspaper wrapped with piano wire and a outside "Freda Torrington" steel frame
55" x 28" x 8", 1999
$4,500

9kh BLACK TORRINGTON
newspaper, painted baling twine and steel
42" x 13" x 10", 2002
$1,800

Selected collections and exhibition venues:
Holter Museum of Art, Helena, Montana; Sun Valley Art and Humanity Center, Ketchum, Idaho; Missoula Museum of Arts, Montana; Lewis and Clark Center for the Arts, Lewiston, Idaho (Earth Visions – solo exhibition); University of Idaho, Moscow; Whatcom Museum, Bellingham, Washington (Transformations: Recycled Materials in American Art and Design – traveling exhibition); Eiteljorg Museum, Indianapolis, Indiana (New Art of the West); Bellevue Arts Museum, Washington; Canadian Embassy, Washington, D.C.; Amangani Resort Hotel, Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Hockaday Center for the Arts, Kalispell, Montana; Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle (Viable Resources: Artwork Selections from Regional Workplace Collections); Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan; Yellowstone Art Museum, Billings, Montana. Recipient: Individual Support Grant, Adolph and Esther Gottlieb Foundation, Inc.

3kh GOLDLEAF
newspaper, goldleaf, plaster
9" x 16" x 23"
2002
$600
4kh BURNT PLASTER,
newspaper, burnt plaster
9" x 16" x 23"
2002
$800

Statement:
Newspaper as a construction material is cheap and easy to obtain. It forgives easily. I love the color and feel and its changes in color over time. The size range is equal to that of wood. Texture and density are adjustable. The audience has a history and experience with newspaper that they bring to each of my pieces resulting in a dialog that transcends anything that I thought of as an artist.

By contrast, newspaper as printed matter is enormously expensive to our society and world. We cut a tremendous amount of timber for this material that is read for only a few minutes then thrown into our landfills or recycled at a cost to the country and to the locale doing the recycling. Intact newspapers have been found in landfills that are 40 years old.
Kate Hunt

14kh
SIMPLE FLAG #3
newspaper and steel
20" x 35" x 2.5", 2006
$4,500

Catalog #25
25 FOR THE 25TH:
Glancing Back,
Gazing Ahead
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Catalog #32
ON PAPER
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Catalog #34
10TH WAVE III:
Art Textileand Fiber Sculpture
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Book #04
Contemporary International Basketmaking
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Book #B26
VOLUME & VOID:
Contemporary Basketry
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To purchase the artwork of Kate Hunt
or to obtain information about other available works, contact:
Tom Grotta
browngrotta arts

or telephone
tel: 203-834-0623 or fax: 203-762-5981
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Catalog #25 25 FOR THE 25TH: Glancing Back, Gazing Ahead click for more information	Catalog #32 ON PAPER click for more information	Catalog #34 10TH WAVE III: Art Textileand Fiber Sculpture click for more information


Book #04 Contemporary International Basketmaking click for more information	Book #B26 VOLUME & VOID: Contemporary Basketry click for more information