New York Magazine: KATE HUSH BENDS NEON INTO LIFE-SIZE SCULPTURES OF WICKED WOMEN

Neon-bending has traditionally been a boys’ club, but Kate Hush is changing that. The Brooklyn-based artist charms light into striking sculptures of women who aren’t afraid to have their way with men — her own way of subverting neon’s seedy, motel-sign past for a female-led vision of neon art today. We stepped into her studio to learn more about the dangerous art of bending light, being in a boys’ club, and wicked, wicked women…

Meryl PatakyAugust 16, 2018neon artt, neon art, neonart, women in neon, thecut, New York magazine, the art of craft, Kate hush

Live Fast Magazine: WITH HER OWN HANDS: SHE BENDS HIGHLIGHTS 29 FEMALE NEON ARTISTS

The Museum of Neon Art recently debuted She Bends: Women in Neon, the largest and most inclusive all-female neon exhibition… Ever. Curated by neon artist Meryl Pataky, She Bends features 29 artists who use neon as their primary medium, despite being in the midst of a primarily male-dominated trade.

Meryl PatakySeptember 19, 2017neonartt, neonartists, neon art, women in neon, museum of neon art, MONA, she bends, Museum of Neon ArtComment