The Good Old Days was produced during Katy's residency and exhibition at Palazzo Monti in November 2021.

Katy Stubbs (b. 1992, Hong Kong) studied at the School of Visual Arts, New York (2015) and currently lives and works in London. Her work has been exhibited in galleries in Berlin, Washington and London and featured in the British Vogue (2021), My Art Guides (2020), W Magazine (2020), FAD Magazine (2020), gallerytalk.net (2020), It’s Nice That (2019), The Art Gorgeous (2019), Horst und Edeltraut (2017) and Artforum (2016).

Based in Brixton, Stubbs predominantly works in ceramics, using the hand-made forms as a canvas for her interest in the tradition of storytelling. The socio-historical associations that this medium has, in particular with the Greek tradition, are a constant source of inspiration. Katy completed a residency at ALMA ZEVI, Venice in March-April 2019, and her first solo exhibition Katy Stubbs: Price Choppers took place at ALMA ZEVI, London (UK) in October 2020.

Stubbs has been included in Every Woman Biennial, London, UK (2021), the touring museum exhibition Welcome to My World: Ceramics with Narrative (2021 and 2022), The British Ceramics Biennial in Stoke-on-Trent (2021) and also the group show, Cracked curated by Leonie Mir at Tristan Hoare, London (also 2021). In November 2021, Stubbs also took part in the residency and exhibition at Palazzo Monti, Italy, curated by Katy Hessel of The Great Women Artists. Her work has recently been included in in the exhibition Life is Still Life as part of the Women's Art Collection at Murray Edwards College in Cambridge, UK (2022-2023).

Katy Stubbs

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