Katherine Simóne Reynolds

KATHERINE SIMÓNE REYNOLDS’s practice investigates emotional dialects and psychogeography’s of Blackness within the Black Midwestern landscape, conversations on the “non,” and the importance of “anti-excellence.” Her work cautiously attempts to physicalize emotions and experiences by constructing works that include photography, film, choreography, sculpture, and an anxious writing practice. Reynolds has exhibited and performed within many spaces and institutions including the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, The Museum of Modern Art New York, The Saint Louis Art Museum, and the Black Midwest Initiative Symposium at University of Minnesota. She was also the 2022 Fellow at The Graham Foundation. Alongside her visual art practice, she has embarked on curatorial projects at The Luminary, Sculpture Center, and exhibitions for Counter public 2023, The Stanley Museum of Art, and The Clyfford Still museum opening in winter 2025.