Kate Joyce

Kate Joyce is a photographer working in typologies, the relationship between pictures and literature, and collaboration. She is based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her forthcoming book is titled "Metaphysics", a series of photographs made inside airplanes, in conjunction with her exhibition at SITE Santa Fe. Other books include "Big Ears Knoxville" (Hat and Beard Press, 2019) with essays by musicians Rachel Grimes and Joe Henry, in collaboration with Rock Fish Stew Institute of Literature and Materials. "Metamorphoses" and "Analogies" were both self-published under Kate's imprint Special Problems Press.

Kate grew up in Santa Fe, New Mexico, studied photojournalism and sociology at San Francisco State University; Spanish in Guatemala and Chile; and storytelling at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University.

Her work is in the collections of Center for Creative Photography, Cassilhaus Collection, JPMorgan Chase Art Collection, Museum of New Mexico Palace of the Governors, North Carolina Museum of Art, and Duke University Perkins Library Special Collections & Rare Book Archive.

Additional publications include Harper’s Magazine, The New Yorker, The Paris Review Daily, Architect Magazine, and Manoa Journal.

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