IN THE STUDIO WITH PAINTER + PRINTMAKER KATE MCGLOUGHLIN
We’re In the Studio with Hudson Valley painter and printmaker, Kate McGloughlin. Kate captures the haunting, layered history of the Hudson Valley with the emotional gravitas only a 12th-generation Ulster County native can. She transcends traditional landscape art, treating the earth as a living repository of human memory. Her work blends painting and printmaking to evoke a profound sense of loss and displacement buried beneath the waters of the Ashokan Reservoir. Through her fluid monotypes and rich, textured canvases, Kate evokes a deep, visceral connection to the land and sea, transforming historical and generational grief into a hauntingly beautiful visual narrative.
Outside of her studio practice, Kate has led workshops in Ireland, Scotland, Venice, Tuscany and Spain. As a teacher at the Woodstock School of Art, Kate has inspired future artists, shaping the next generation of creative voices. With her deep reverence for nature and the tactile traditions of printmaking and plein-air painting, Kate continues to ensure that the dialogue between artist and environment remains alive, urgent, and deeply human.
