OFFICES OF KATHY STRAUSS
Kathy Strauss is a working artist, scientist, and mother living in Baltimore. She earned her degree in Art from Westminster College (Pennsylvania) and has been making and exhibiting both fiber art and works on paper for over 40 years. She has shown work in many Baltimore area venues including Maryland Art Place, the Creative Alliance, and at Baltimore’s annusal arts festival ArtScape. She has also exhibited work in Pittsburgh, Washington, DC and New York. Her work has been included in textbooks (Gateways to Art, Understanding the Visual Arts) and publications (Link, A Critical Journal on the Arts in Baltimore and the World), and is in permanent collections (including Institute for Genome Sciences, Notre Dame of Maryland University, both in Baltimore, MD). She has worked with the staff at the Baltimore Museum of Art in Baltimore, and the Textile Museum in Washington, DC demonstrating and lecturing on fiber art techniques.
Additionally, her work as an artist and scientist was featured – along with others from UMB Center for Vaccine Development working on the vaccines for Covid-19 – in a Rolling Stone article published October 2020.
Kathy Strauss has also published an article as first author in Clinical Biochemistry on analysis of transferrin in human serum, as well as other articles as supporting author.