Now How Do I Get Down? Collage

Katrina Majkut (My’kut), a visual artist and writer, is dedicated to understanding how social traditions impact civil rights. Majkut exhibits nationally in both commercial and college galleries, where she lectures on women’s issues, art activism, and textile arts. She was listed as one of four international artists starting a new chapter in feminist art by Mic Media and listed as a must-see artist by Hyperallergic magazine. In 2022, she will be in the Bronx Museum BienniaI and having a solo show at Delta State University. In 2021, she will be the social practice art resident at Emmanuel College, Wassaic Work and Family Fellowship & Residency Recipient. In 2020, she is co-curating a show on violence at Victori + Mo. In 2019, she was a fellow in the AIM Fellowship at the BronxMuseum, a resident at the Feminist Incubator Residency (Project for Empty Space, NJ) and in a group show at Dorsky Gallery (NY). Majkut has done an Instagram art takeover for Planned Parenthood, exhibited at Spring Break, A.I.R. Gallery, CUNY College of Staten Island, Babson College, the Mint Museum, and was an artist in residence at MASS MoCA. Majkut published her first non-fiction book in 2018, The Adventures and Discoveries of A Feminist Bride, which aims to make weddings more egalitarian. Her art catalogue is in the library at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, D.C. She lives and works in New York.