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The Art of TuxedoKat

TuxedoKat | Concord Art | Artist

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:

Tuxedokat's glass birdhouse sculpture for Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte

Large-Scale Installation

April 2023

Uptown, Charlotte, NC

Tuxedokat's glass birdhouse sculpture for Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte

Charlotte SHOUT! granted TuxedoKat $10K to build the “Endless DayMaker” for the Spring 2023 Festival.

Large-Scale Art Competition

April 2023

Lake City, South Carolina

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The Meta Towers: Glass Art Sculptures

The Meta Towers have been chosen to compete in THE SOUTH’S MOST ENGAGING ART COMPETITION AND FESTIVAL, the 2023 Artfields Art Competition!

Up to 400 works of art will be on display in locally-owned venues, from renovated 1920s warehouses and professional art spaces such as Jones-Carter Gallery and TRAX Visual Art Center to the library, the history museum, the Ronald E. McNair Life History Center, restaurants, boutiques and other shops. During ArtFields, what was once one of South Carolina’s most prosperous agricultural communities becomes a living art gallery as we recognize, celebrate and share the artistic talent of the Southeast.

The Cabarrus Arts Council has invited Local Artist and Community Art Advocate, TuxedoKat, to curate The Galleries in The Historic Courthouse in Downtown Concord May 18 – July 22, 2023. TuxedoKat plans to showcase and celebrate the wide variety of creatives in Cabarrus County in her show titled “LIMINAL: The Space Between”.
 

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Tuxedokat's glass birdhouse sculpture for Rebuilding Together of Greater Charlotte

Artist Support Grant

December 2022

$3K grant will be used to upfit TuxedoKat’s home studio with necessary equipment.

This project was supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources; the Arts & Science Council with funding from Mecklenburg County and the City of Charlotte; and the arts councils in Cabarrus, Cleveland, Gaston, Lincoln, and Rowan counties.