Kathy Butterly
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Kathy Butterly (born in Amityville, New York1963 is an American sculptor.
In 2005 she lived in New York.
Her work has been compared to that of George Ohr, manifested in "a penchant for crumpled shapes, twisted and pinched openings, and making . . . 'no two alike.' "[1] Butterly's work consists of ornately decorated porcelain sculptures that suggest feminine personalities.
She received her undergraduate degree from Moore College of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1986. Her first solo exhibition was at Tibor de Nagy Gallery in New York. Kathy Butterly has won the 2009 Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant for Sculptors and Painters.
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[edit] External links
- Butterly biography at Carnegie International
- Review of Butterfly's Work in The Brooklyn Rail
- Carnegie International - Artist Bio
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