Katie Kehoe

Katie creates sculptural objects and wearables to use as speculative devices in site-specific performances and installations, which she documents with lens-based media. Her work has been presented across the US and Canada, highlights include: Artists + Climate Change, The Hirshhorn Museum (Washington, DC), LOL: A Decade of Antic Art, The Contemporary Museum (Baltimore, MD), Mother Earth Exhibition, The Meridian Center for Cultural Diplomacy (Washington, DC), Wiregrass Museum (Dothan, AL), and VisArts (Rockville, MD). Her work has been reviewed by critics such as Becky Hunter in Art Papers, Eames Armstrong in Performa Magazine, and Mark Jenkins in The Washington Post and published in notable periodicals such as PUBLIC: Art, Culture and Ideas and Oxford American, Eyes on the South. In May 2023, she participated in Santa Fe Art Institute’s International Artist Residency, Changing Climate. And in the summer of 2025 and 2026, participated in Dipper Artist Residency (Billings, MT).

Katie is an active member of the Atlantika Collective, Cultivate Projects, and Ecoartspace. In the past four years, her work has been featured in three catalogues and four exhibitions with the Atlantika Collective and in two exhibitions presented by Ecoartspace, As Above, So Below at FOMA Contemporary Art and Photography Gallery (Santa Fe, NM) and Ecology of Freedom at The Crow’s Nest (Baltimore, MD).

Prior to teaching at FSU, she taught at VCUarts in the Department of Sculpture and Extended Media and Art Foundations Program as well as in the Photography Area at George Mason University’s School of Art. She completed her MFA from the Mount Royal School of Art at the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, MD.