Sculpture and Installation
Katie created an installation about her battle with her body and the sexualisation of children with an interactive slideshow.
'Smalling' The Red Gallery, 2016
|
|
The Muffia
Socially engaged Performance Art
|
|
The Muffia is a performance art group which expresses its political critique and ideas through live art performances, theatre, street interventions, presentations and workshops. It aims to provoke a questioning of cultural norms on the themes of gender, identity, ethnicity, and the body.
We began in 2008 by taking our practice to the streets of London and Manchester. This was the easiest way to access audiences that don’t normally interact with live art. Performances have since been presented in theatres and various performance spaces and specifically for feminist conferences and festivals. The Muffia has also featured in The Guardian and on BBC radio.
'The Muffia: TIGHT WOMEN' Edinburgh Fringe, 2009
'If the girls from The Muffia were your mates you would be pissing yourself. Their show is made up of the kind of skits, rants and songs that are bloody hysterical...Smack the Pony-esque tirade on contemporary culture.' The Skinny
We began in 2008 by taking our practice to the streets of London and Manchester. This was the easiest way to access audiences that don’t normally interact with live art. Performances have since been presented in theatres and various performance spaces and specifically for feminist conferences and festivals. The Muffia has also featured in The Guardian and on BBC radio.
'The Muffia: TIGHT WOMEN' Edinburgh Fringe, 2009
'If the girls from The Muffia were your mates you would be pissing yourself. Their show is made up of the kind of skits, rants and songs that are bloody hysterical...Smack the Pony-esque tirade on contemporary culture.' The Skinny
