Kathleen Hudspeth is a painter, printmaker, ceramicist, writer and art educator in Miami, FL, as well as the Founder and Co-Director of Turn-Based Press. She was an adjunct professor at New World School of the Arts for 13 years, with her last semester there being December 2022, and has taught the gamut of various printmaking courses along with a specialized studio class required for all incoming visual art students called Workshop in Art Research and Practice. She also taught Printmaking 1 for Florida Atlantic University for three consecutive semesters, starting in Fall 2020, both remotely and in-person. She has participated in various workshop events at museums, and during 2009 – 2011, also taught evening printmaking classes at Art Center South Florida, now known as Oolite Arts.
You can follow her on Facebook and on Instagram; she will occasionally post invitations to her Discord server as well; those invitations can only be found offered on FB.
Statements about the different bodies of work which she produces can be found in the Artwork page, available in a link at the top of this site. Posts are made to this website like blog entries; ongoing works or events will have individual posts made here. She also has Substack, but hasn’t found the right use for it yet, so it lags behind everything else.
You can listen to a podcast in which KH is interviewed in tandem with her husband, Adler Guerrier.
An excerpt of a documentary about Knight Foundation grantees in which KH is featured can be seen here.
Color & Color #2, Black and White may still be available for purchase; it includes two drawings by KH.
Quiet Village, by Beatriz Monteavaro includes an essay about the artist written by KH, and is still available for purchase.
KH is available to hire for expert advice and technical assistance in traditional printmaking methods, but does not do contract printing. Collaborative printmaking projects are possible, but will only be considered for original, non-reproductive print work. She occasionally teaches printmaking workshops, but her instructional focus is in formalized, studio-based higher education.
Please use the contact form found here for inquiries and missives.
All images on this website are the copyright of Kathleen Hudspeth unless directly specified otherwise.
Page updated July 2023.
Photo of KH at the top of this page by Adler Guerrier, taken on the 4th of July, 2016.