Kate Raudenbush is a sculptor who creates art as social dialogue.  Using themes and symbolism cross-culturally through history and mythology, geometry and architecture, her art finds inspiration within the micro and macro viewpoints of our natural and manufactured worlds. She utilizes welded and laser-cut metal, acrylic, wood, mirror, sound and light to shape her designs into large public interactive enveloping environments that are given more meaning with each visitor’s personal experience. 

Her sculpture is in the permanent collection of the Nevada Museum of Art, (Guardian of Eden), and includes publicly and privately commissioned works for performances, events and clients in civic settings, such as The Reno Arts and Culture Commission, the Black Rock Arts Foundation, the All Points West Music Festival, and Alex’s Grey’s CoSM Art Sanctuary. Kate has also won six commissions for large-scale public sculpture from the Burning Man event.

Actively involved at The Nationals Arts Club in New York, Kate is also an advisory board member of the Black Rock Arts Foundation in San Francisco.