The Artist Project New York presents a rare opportunity for collectors, dealers and the public to purchase contemporary fine art created by a selection of unrepresented international artists in NYC. Design Show: Pier 92 and 94 12th Ave. at 55th Street. NYC. March 17-20, 2011
Thursday, Saturday, Sunday: 10am – 6pm • Friday: 10am – 7pm

HomePortfolio.com aims to create an online environment that celebrates and supports great design. Celebrating interiors and feature beautiful spaces making it easier than ever for professional interior designers and design-savvy homeowners to find a common meeting place for collaboration and inspiration. Katherine Dube - Ceramic Sculpture Design

Founded in 1980, the Katie Gingrass Gallery hosts exceptional exhibitions of lithographs, paintings, pastels and the fine craft of regionally and nationally recognized artists.

White Exhibition: January-March 2011.
The exhibition includes work by James Aarons, Sarah Budensiek, Katherine Dube, Susan Dwyer, Kristin Haas, Brian Mancl, Jeff Margolin, NewBreed Furniture Network and David Schaefer.

The home entails a complete spectrum of the finest collections - fine art, product design and home décor. This mid-century modern home redesign aims to bring together a vision of modern art and design that reflects the unique spirit of place in the Pacific Northwest.

Katherine Dube. Wall Installations, Apartment Therapy with Craig Olsen Design Showroom.

The John Michael Kohler Art Center in coordination with the ARTSpace Gallery presents an exciting gathering of ceramic vessels from a select group of nationally recognized artists. Katherine Dube (CA) incorporates complex scientific structures into her unconventionally shaped vessels.

Katherine Dube: Ceramic Artist-Platters and Pourers Exhibition: Sept 26 - Nov 6

Studio Visit publication highlights selected national artists in two- and three-dimensional media for museum and gallery distribution. Katherine Dube's artwork has been published in Studio Visit Magazine, Volumes V, VII, VIII.

2007 MOCA Exhibition; Katherine Dube ceramic artist.

State of Clay juried exhibition.

Saturday June 20th 7-10pm. Hosted by Deborah Martin Gallery & Phyllis Stein Art
A Place Called Home is a dynamic, non-profit youth center located in South Central Los Angeles. APCH provides educational programs, counseling, mentoring, music, dance and art classes.

Exhibitions coincides with the monthly Downtown LA Art Walk that takes place every 2nd Thursday of the month. Art Walk: 12-9pm. Reception: 7-9pm. 453 South Spring Street (btwn 4th/5th St), Los Angeles, CA

ArtSlant.com: A Contemporary Artist Network. Katherine Dube: Ceramic Artist, Los Angeles, CA.

LA Art Scene: Katherine Dube Portfolio, Los Angeles, CA Ceramic Artist.
Katherine Dube, an artist and scientist, incorporates complex scientific structures into her unconventionally shaped vessels. All vases and vessels are wheel thrown and hand-built.

Designers Networking Group (DNG): Katherine Dube is currently a member of DNG. DNG is a support and networking group for interior designers, decorators, artists, product designers, showroom & store owners, design assistants and project managers, and home decor manufactures.

Art Wanted: Katherine Dube Portfolio Link

2903 Santa Monica Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 90404

Lexington Arts and Crafts Society: The State of Clay, 2009. March 29th- April 25th. Katherine Dube: Ceramic Artist, Los Angeles, CA.

Fine Art America: Katherine Dube Profile and Portfolio, Los Angeles, CA Ceramic Artist.

5372 Long Beach Blvd. North Long Beach, 90805

Video of 2008 Long Beach Arts Membership Exhibition Reception.

1010 Broad Street at Monterey. San Luis Obispo, CA. 93401

405 Vernon Street, Suite 100. Roseville, CA 95678

24 Montgomery Road, Skillman, NJ

The Surrounding site goal was to create a broad yet tasteful portfolio of well-designed products from many corners of the world. The appeal of good design extended well beyond the walls of boutiques in major cities. Surrounding.com as a way to provide design lovers everywhere with easy access to first-rate products.