Kathryn Eddy

I am a multidisciplinary artist who uses painting, drawing, collage, photography, sculpture, and immersive sound installation to explore the complexities of the human / more than human relationship. As an eco-feminist activist against racism, domestic violence, and animal abuse, my current work comments on these issues and examines the patriarchal power structure that perpetuates them. Recognizing that speciesism, racism, and sexism are linked oppressions, I continue to question the political and social ramifications of living in a world where animals and women are often seen as mere objects for consumption.
Animals are pets, symbols, objects, genomes, captives, food, and signifiers. I question how we can understand the non-human without our human-ness getting in the way?

Exhibits, Publications, and Conferences

2020 Urban Wild Coyote Project, McMaster Museum of Art, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

2020 Urban Wild Coyote Project, Animals Across Discipline, Time, and Space, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

2019 Urban Wild Coyote Project to be presented at Beastly Modernisms, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

2019 Urban Wild Coyote Project, essay by Mandy-Suzanne Wong, Waccamaw Journal, Coastal Carolina University

2019 My sound work will be discussed at length in the upcoming book, Listen We All Bleed, by scholar Mandy Suzanne Wong

2018 Animals, Sound, Art presenting my sound piece, Urban Wild Coyote Project at The Society of Literature, Science, and the Arts annual conference, Toronto, Canada

2018 Animal Sounds, hosted by sound artist, Robbie Judkins, 104.4 FM, London, Urban Wild Coyote Project, Sound Debut, July 17th, 5pm

2018 Diverse Consensus The Bakery Gallery, Au Train, Michigan

2017 Urban Wild Coyote Project, Seeing with Animals Conference, Eastern Kentucky University

2017 The Sexual Politics of Meat, The National Museum of Animals and Society, Los Angeles, Ca. (Co-curator and participating artist)

2016 "Animals Sounds and Animal Advocacy" Interviewed by Robbie Judkins, Resonance 104.4 FM, London (aired March 15th, 2016) can now be heard via podcast at resonancefm.com

2015 The Art of the Animal: 14 women artists explore the sexual politics of meat, Lantern Press (Co-editor and participating writer/artist)