The Art of TuxedoKat
The Art of TuxedoKat
The Art
“TuxedoKat” is a state of mind to Artist Katlyn Cornelius. It is free flowing imagination mixed with unrelenting ambition. It is tangible works of art and opted-in experiences. It is choosing to feel it all and feeling sorry for none of it. #ExploreYourCrazy
The latest from TuxedoKat:
“Tree of Life”
September 2022
This sculpture is a collaboration with Upcycle Arts, TuxedoKat, and Doyle Bussey and is part of the Blumenthal Performing Arts Fellowship Program for the Charlotte International Arts Festival in September & October 2022. Only 13 local artists participated in the CIAF.
Glass Birdhouse Sculpture
October 2022
The Glass Birdhouse was made in support of Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte’s “[Re]Build the Roost” fundraising event in October 2022 sponsored by Lowe’s. Creative advocacy group, Charlotte is Creative, recommended TuxedoKat to participate.
Front-Page Collection:
The Blue Strain
January 2022
The Blue Strain glass sculpture represents the brand of Southern Strain Brewery’s second location in Plaza Midwood, Charlotte.
The SS Backsplash
March 2022
Concord brewery, Southern Strain, invited TuxedoKat to build another blue glass backsplash at their second location in Plaza Midwood, Charlotte, NC.
Hugh McManaway
April 2022
Up Cycle Arts & Charlotte is Creative invited TuxedoKat to recreate one of nine famous Charlotte statues/art-of-interest for “The Queen’s Green Putt-Putt” in Charlotte SHOUT’s 2022 Spring Arts Festival.
The Meta
June 2021
Double Column 9′ Rainbow Upcycled Glass Art Sculpture
BookMark
January 2021
Illuminated 8′ Historic Mill Upcycled Glass Art Sculpture
DayMaker
Summer 2021
13″ Prismatic Upcycled Glass Hanging Art Sculpture
Baby BookMark
April 2021
6′ Historic Mill Upcycled Glass Art Sculpture
PentaBloom
August 2021
4′ Pentagonal Bird Bath Red & Green Glass Art Sculpture
Upcoming Productions
The Concord Sculpture Show
May 2022 – May 2023
Aren’t you excited to Concord’s very first sculpture show?
13 sculptures from seven different artists will be scattered in four walking clusters around Historic Concord. Click below on the button to learn about each sculpture, the artists, and where you can find them! There is a walking guide to aid you as you walk to each sculpture!