- Open Format
KMS 166 OPEN STUDIO
Stephanie Hightower, Britt Karhoff
27 June 2025 19:00–22:00
28 June 2025 15:00–20:00
29 June 2025 11:00–15:00
KMS 166 OPEN STUDIO invites visitors to step into the workspace of resident artists Stephanie Hightower and Britt Karhoff. This top floor atelier presents completed recent paintings and works in progress of the two artists, alongside their working environments, supplies and materials.
Throughout the OPEN STUDIO, visitors can catch short live performances that activate the space, responding to the visual artwork and unique architecture of this beautiful top floor atelier. Performance times and descriptions – including dance, live music and performance art – will be posted at the building entrance.
Throughout the OPEN STUDIO, visitors can catch short live performances that activate the space, responding to the visual artwork and unique architecture of this beautiful top floor atelier. Performance times and descriptions – including dance, live music and performance art – will be posted at the building entrance.
Biography
Stephanie Hightower, Britt Karhoff
Stephanie Hightower is an internationally exhibited artist who lives and works in New York and Berlin. She received art degrees from the University of Dallas and Pratt Institute. Fascinated by blurring lines of abstraction and realism within the genres of landscape, portrait and still life, she composes imagery that has tension by asking the viewer to question meaning.
Visual and performing artist, Britt Karhoff, received a BFA in Dance from UC Santa Barbara in 2006 and studied contemporary painting 2019-21 at Gage Academy of Art in Seattle, WA. Her works highlight dynamic movement, focusing on an adoration of the human form while exploring the messy absurdities and beauty of our shared human experiences. She values emotional risks, the edges of our physical capabilities and vulnerability.
Visual and performing artist, Britt Karhoff, received a BFA in Dance from UC Santa Barbara in 2006 and studied contemporary painting 2019-21 at Gage Academy of Art in Seattle, WA. Her works highlight dynamic movement, focusing on an adoration of the human form while exploring the messy absurdities and beauty of our shared human experiences. She values emotional risks, the edges of our physical capabilities and vulnerability.
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