Delighted and honored that my short story "Bread Of Life" is published in Storied Stuff, a creative anthology centered on the things that we live with and that inform us, our histories, memories and relationships.

My female-driven dark comedy feature, "Mourning After" is an Official Selection at the Las Vegas International Film & Screenwriting Festival. I love my characters so much—they're crazy, passionate and fearless!

My comedy feature script, "Mourning After", keeps on keepin' on! Finger's x'd — I'm very pleased it's been selected as a Quarter-Finalist in Table Read My Screeenplay-Hollywood!

Wow! My outrageous, snarky, female-driven comedy feature, MOURNING AFTER, is a Second Rounder in the 2025 Austin Film Festival script competition! @austinfilmfest@bsky.social 💚🎉🤩

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Just published — my interview with New York Script Awards. Earlier this year my comedy script, "Mourning After" was recognized as the Winner-American Screenplay. #scriptsky #writesky
Check it out here:
newyorkscriptawards.com/blog/kathlee...

Pleased and honored that "bioDIVERSITY-Boundaries is currently on exhibit, now through August 15, in UVA's Artworks NW Biennial curated by Charlene Liu.
Artworks NW showcases of artwork from current PNW artists that focuses on the dialogues that artists are exploring in the current art scene.

Totally thrilled that my feature script, "Mourning After" has been selected for The Capital Fund's "THE HOT 100 LIST"! My two-hander comedy features a multi-generational cast and centers itself in female agency, sexuality and relationships. Thank you, Capital Fund! #scriptsky #writesky

Really beautiful!

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I was very pleased to be a semi finalist, then a final but now — my tasteless, oddball rom-com, MOURNING AFTER, has been selected as the New York Script Awards, 2025 Winner - Best American Script. Gratitude!

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Amazing news! Mourning After was just selected as a Semi Finalist by New York Script Awards via FilmFreeway.com!

So pleased to share this online article about my recent exhibition, "uneasyWONDER," published in Lane Community College's student publication, The Torch, and written/photographed by the amazing Kat Tabor!

Delivered my mixed media painting, "Living In A Postcard," to the 2025 Oregon Rain or Shine—Gallery @ the Airport Exhibition, Eugene Airport, organized by Maude Kerns Art Center and juried by Tara Kemp. Can't wait to see the actual installation! Check it out now through July 7!

Having time to be still and to listen...is essential for a creative professional. I value the opportunities I've had through supported artist residencies, to drift with awareness through my subject—the environment—while navigating the uncharted terrain of my subconscious. #artsky

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Art...it's exhausting and energizing endeavor. Believe me, after installing my show—uneasyWONDER—at Lane Community College's Roger Hall Gallery, I slept well....
I'd envisioned that the work would tell a story but, as I'd never actually seen it as a whole, it was a bit of a gamble that paid off!

uneasyWONDER exhibiti--now through March 20 at Lane community College's Roger Hall Gallery. My artist talk was a blast--well attended, great questions...so much gratitude for the opportunity to share the work and the show's story of space! #artsky

A reception will be held tomorrow, Thursday, February 27, 2-5 p.m. with an artist talk at 3 p.m. for my solo exhibition, “uneasyWONDER,” February 24-March 20, 2025 presented in the Roger Hall Gallery, Lane Community College, Eugene, OR — hope to see you there!

uneasyWONDER is up and runs through March 20! Artist reception, 2-5 p.m. tomorrow, February 27, with a talk at 3 p.m., Roger Hall Gallery, Lane Community College, Eugene, OR.

One of my blog posts while in residence at Pine Meadow will be exhibited in uneasyWONDER, now through March 20, Roger Hall Gallery, Lane Community College. LCC URL:
www.lanecc.edu/community/ar...

When I arrived at PMRCAA, just outside of Sisters, I wasn’t greeted by the trope of a postcard-perfect Western landscape, but rather by acrid air and smoke-draped mountains — a study in desaturated hues and a reminder of the increasing impact of climate change on the land and us.

It's all about the patterns — the repeated motifs gleaned from nature or emplyed to organize our human/social experiences and context. bioDIVERSITY Quartet (Boundaries, Desire & Need, Underfoot, Remnants), now on view at Lane Community College's Roger all Gallery through March 20.

Snap, click…pretty as a picture.
"Living In A Postcard - Fact & Fiction" at uneasyWONDER Exhibit through March 20 at the Roger Hall Gallery, Lane Community Gallery.

uneasyWONDER is installed at Lane Community College's Roger Hall Gallery! Gratitude to Gallery Director, Daniel Bataller, Gallery Assistant, Emily Cramer and team member, Jorden. The show looks amazing and is up until March 20.

Day Two — uneasyWONDER installation at Lance Community College's Roger Hall Gallery. Gratitude to Emily and Jorden for doing the heavy lifting (and measuring). The painted panels with mirrors piece was a beast and looks fantastic!

Detail of memoryLOG 2, artist-designed fabric panel with translated patterns gleaned from the environment. Part of my upcoming exhibit at Lane Community College--uneasyWONDER, February 24-March 20!

"bioDIVERSITY - Underfoot" will be part of four - mixed media, layered and cut out papers exhibited in my upcoming show at Lane Community College's Roger Hall Gallery, opening February 24.
The painted papers are extrapolated from my personal, on-site response to the land and patterns observed.

When I arrived for a month-long residency at the Pine Meadow Ranch, I wasn’t greeted by the trope of a postcard-perfect Western landscape, but rather by acrid air and smoke-draped mountains — a study in desaturated hues and a reminder of the increasing impact of climate change on the land and us.

In tandem with the visually-driven work, my writing practice is represented by three blog posts produced while in residence at Pine Meadow, as well as the opening scene from my feature screenplay inspired by the land and people of Central Oregon, “Living In A Postcard.”

The work exhibited reflects my life-long creative engagement with the land and features new work informed by my 2024 artist residency at the Pine Meadow Ranch and Center for Art & Agriculture, Sisters, OR.