Katy B Plummer

Katy makes work about the phenomenology of resistance and the politics of ghosts. She uses domestic textile practices and the camp aesthetics of high school theatre to tell complicated stories about being a person in the world. Her work announces that history is a haunted house full of unfinished cycles and unprocessed psychic material, and she believes that poetry, horror and witchcraft can be useful strategies to interrupt oppressive systems. Katy has a BFA from UNSW and an MFA from The School of Visual Arts in New York. She works and teaches on stolen Gadigal land.