Upcoming Solo Exhibition
The Southwestern College Gallery is pleased to present We Belong Untethered, a new exhibition by Los Angeles-based artist Kate Hoffman, on view from August 27th through September 22nd, 2026.
The culmination of over a decade of rigorous research, the exhibition brings together works rooted in chronotopic Magical Realism, weaving together the overlapping histories of 19th-century whaling, US slavery, and their profound resonance with contemporary questions of globalization and climate change.
Working across multiple media, including digital drawings, mixed-media collages, paintings, and animated film,Hoffman holds two conceptions of time in tension throughout the exhibition, not as a sequence, but as a permanent condition of human experience.
Opening Reception on August 29th, 3-6pm.
Directions: Parking will be free during the opening event. (You can park in Lot J around Devore Stadium) From lot, walk across street to enter campus and walk up stairs continuing straight to the gallery courtyard on your left.
More gallery and campus information can be found here: Southwestern College Art Gallery
Direct link to campus mapSave the Date: Upcoming Solo Exhibition
Keystone Art Gallery presents We Belong Untethered a solo exhibition of Kate Hoffman.
On view from October 24th- November 1st.
Opening Event on Saturday, October 24th 5-8pm
Keystone Art Space
South Avenue 16
Los Angeles, CA, 90031
United StatesPhaenEx, journal of existential and phenomenological theory and culture
Vol 9, No 2, University of Windsor, 2014
Special Topics Issue: Judgement and Embodiment
Lead Editors: Ada S. Jaarsma & Alexis ShotwellThe artwork Members of the Search Committee is the featured cover of PhaenEx, journal of existential and phenomenological theory and culture, with an accompanying text by the editors Ada S. Jaarsma and Alexis Shotwell.
Stages #0
Liverpool Biennial, The Banff Report, 2013
Stages is an online journal that presents new writing and thinking, and is a space for staging research generated from the Biennial's year-round programme.
Inhabiting Histories, co-authored text and Hoffman's art images, Kate Hoffman and Ada S. Jaarsma.
The Sundown Salon Unfolding Archive, a project by Fritz Haeg
Evil Twin Publications, 2009
Images and text of the performance work From My Lips to Yours, as documented during the Sundown Salon event Where, in 2006.
