www.katemcgloughlin.com
Kate McGloughlin is a visual artist celebrated as a painter and printmaker. Included in over seventy art exhibitions in the US, Ireland, Scotland, and Japan, she is the winner of more than a dozen notable awards for achievement, and her work is included in permanent collections in four museums. She is President Emerita of The Woodstock School of Art where she also teaches Landscape Painting and Printmaking, and served on the Board of Directors from 1994 to 2025. Requiem for Ashokan, her multimedia exhibition of paintings, prints, text and spoken word premiered at The Woodstock Artists Association & Museum in June 2017, and is the subject of her book, Requiem for Ashokan, The Story told in Landscape. This exhibition has had three other iterations, each with new work on text, and has been exhibited at the Grace Ross Shanley Gallery at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Norwalk, CT, The Olive Free Library and Bishop Museum, in West Shokan NY, and The Ulster County Historical Society and Museum. A recent focus on three dimensional work, specifically, direct carving in both wood and stone and also assemblage from heritage materials has consumed the better part of the last three years. Kate lives and maintains a successful studio in Olivebridge, NY.
