Kate Hooray Osmond is an American interdisciplinary artist, born in Washington D.C. and based in Charleston, SC. She has been named the State Fellow for South Carolina and her work has been twice included in the South Carolina Biennial. She exhibited her first solo museum show at the Franklin Burroughs/Simeon Chapin Art Museum and curated her first exhibition, Prototype for a Landscape, at the Charleston City Gallery. She is currently exploring and refining the meaning of connection in a landscape whose definitions are increasingly shifting. Her series, “SOLARI[S]” and “Fruiting Bodies” question the phenomenon of experience and the impossibility of non-judgement. Recently, her paintings have been included in the Biennial by the Center for Contemporary Art of South Carolina, the LaGrange Southeast Regional, and as a finalist for the CCA Prize. Hooray’s artwork has been featured in Introspective Magazine, Art and Cake LA, Shoutout Atlanta, ArtMag, and Charleston Magazine. She will next be a Visiting Artist at the Gibbes Museum of Art.