OPEN CALL for submissions ~ a group show to take place in the backyard at What Mary Kept (203 Knickerbocker Ave) opening the weekend of June 13+14, exact opening night TBD Please fill out the Google Form linked in my bio before May 27 to be considered for the exhibition. We wanted it to be as easy and accessible to fill out as possible <3 And don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions! The theme is open, but please keep in mind these are works that will be housed outside for a month, so outdoor friendly materials strongly encouraged. Last slides are for context of the backyard space - install images from Loretta Violante and Bobby Smith’s duo show Tippy Drifter last summer

My show @cheremoya_la opens this Saturday December 14 6-8 PM School zone Company Alphabet flashcards - the letter q 2024 48x48 inches Oil on canvas

At the aquarium, looking in a tank, this is what you see 2025 Oil on linen Diptych - 30x30 in and 30x40 in On view as part of Schooner @arugafinearts

Panoramic Egg 2026 Oil on linen in wood frame 24 x 36 inches Frame by @nummoh On view as part of Absolute Personal curated by the lovely @covetedbrenna @miy4_y4m4m0t0 @1ittle.bone at Index Art Center

Made some new stickers 🎶 In the same vein as the stickers I made before they are all digital collages from photographs I have taken, PS they are glossy. $7 for a sheet if you want one please DM me I’ll mail it out this week for you

Small part of a larger painting

Sculpture experiments + new stock Paper mache + mixed media over wood panel Le Pommier flats Jamin Peuch purse

Shirt + pants

Papier-mâché creatures from @virrreina Back in New York now and hopefully will make more creatures but I guess they will be city creatures now …

Top Hat Polyptych / Modular Painting 12 sheets of 8.5 x 11” cardstock Oil on paper Each sheet of paper functions as one unit of the painting, but in theory this structure could expand infinitely as new units / tiles get added. Also, each tile of the painting can function individually (ideally with a fully resolved composition). This painting began with two seperate attempts to abstract Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s 1567 painting “The Land of Cockaigne”. Using those as the first two building blocks of the work, I extended the composition in a gesture that kind of manually mimics the content-aware fill tool in Photoshop. The top hat shape is inspired by my favorite video game, Professor Layton 💋

#VirreinaResidents United States / 🇺🇸 Nos emociona anunciar a nuestra residente de 2026 en ✶ LOMA SERENA Residency ✶ 💥 Kati Kirsch 💥 🫧 @katikirsch 🫧 Nacida en Washington, DC (1999), Kati Kirsch es una artista multidisciplinaria actualmente radicada en Nueva York. Su práctica se desarrolla principalmente a través de la pintura al óleo en capas, aunque también se expande hacia la escultura, la edición de libros, proyectos curatoriales y una tienda de objetos de segunda mano llamada Good New Dream. Su trabajo explora la relación entre tecnología, oficio y materialidad, incorporando formas anacrónicas, obsoletas o humorísticas que son reapropiadas y reorganizadas como parte de un ejercicio de construcción de mundo. En este gesto, la pintura se convierte en un acto de reimaginación, donde los objetos y las imágenes se transforman en dispositivos para pensar nuevas narrativas visuales. ⸻ #VirreinaResidents United States / 🇺🇸 We are excited to announce the 2026 resident at ✶ LOMA SERENA Residency ✶ 💥 Kati Kirsch 💥 🫧 @katikirsch 🫧 Born in Washington, DC (1999), Kati Kirsch is a multidisciplinary artist currently based in New York. Her practice primarily takes the form of layered oil painting, while also expanding into sculpture, bookmaking, curatorial projects, and a secondhand goods shop titled Good New Dream. Her work explores the relationship between technology, craft, and objecthood, often incorporating funny, anachronistic, or obsolete forms that are repurposed and restructured as part of a world-building gesture. In this process, painting itself becomes an act of reimagining—where objects and images function as tools to construct new visual narratives.