Kate Knox

Kate Knox (b. 1972, Dover, NH) earned her BFA in painting and printmaking from the New Hampshire Institute of Art in 2015, summa cum laude. After being awarded the Piscataqua Regional Artist Advancement Grant in 2021, Knox was invited to rebuild the printmaking program at the University of New Hampshire, Durham where she currently teaches. When not at UNH, Kate works out of her barn-turned-printmaking-studio in Dover, NH.

Kate’s artwork was featured in ‘Through The Trees’, on view February 14-March 1, 2026.

“I am obsessed with deserted buildings. On endless backroad drives, I’ve hunted these splintered ruins – rotting barns, sunken fishing huts, hollowed out factories. I’ve taken liberties with them, resurrecting them into surreal, puffed-up versions of themselves. These structures only exist as piles of junk now — scrap-wood compost heaps, soon to be to dirt. Vines, tendrils, branches and tangles have entered the work. Are they here to hold the broken parts together or to consume them? I wish I knew; the muse dictates and I try hard to keep up.”

Join us on Sunday, March 1 at 11:00 am et for an Artist Talk with Kate Knox to learn about her artworks currently on view, studio process, and what being an artist means to her. Join us via Instagram Live for an intimate conversation and Q&A session!

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