Adam Katseff
Adam Katseff currently lives and works in Boston, Massachusetts. He received a BFA from Massachusetts College of Art before going on to receive his MFA from Stanford University. He has been the recipient of the Murphy and Cadogan Contemporary Art Award as well as the Anita Squires Fowler Award, and his work has been shown around the country, including at the San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery, Berkeley Art Center, Hearst Galleries, and the Michael and Noemi Neidorff Gallery at Trinity University. In May 2015, Katseff won the INFOCUS Sidney Zuber Photography Award; as part of the win, his work was displayed at the Phoenix Art Museum for two months. Katseff was included in a major survey exhibition of photography, architecture and contemporary art dedicated to the Sierra Nevada region, mounted by the Nevada Museum of Art in 2015. The featured work was from his ‘Dark Landscape’ series, and was acquired by the museum following the exhibition. Katseff’s work has received press from a number of notable publications, including The New Yorker and Collector Daily.
Katseff’s inaugural show with Sasha Wolf Gallery, In The Course of Time, was on view from October 2014 to January 2015. Since then, Katseff has enjoyed a number of successful art fairs with the gallery, including AIPAD and a solo booth at Art on Paper in March 2015. His second solo exhibition, Rivers and Falls, was on view at from April 8 to May 31 in 2015.
Exhibition Reviews
Collector Daily, December 2013
Interviews
Ann Street Studio, November 2013
General Coverage