Kadie Salfi

Kadie Salfi was born in Burlington, Vermont in 1972. She received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and spent two years at Gemini G.E.L. in Los Angeles, where she printed editions of original prints for such contemporary masters as Rauschenberg, Celmins, and Johns. Salfi maintains a steady studio practice in Ithaca, New York and has exhibited widely on both coasts, including solo shows at The Ink Shop (Ithaca), Mark Wolfe Contemporary Art (San Francisco), and BCA Center (Burlington). Her work has been discussed in Of Note Magazine, The Cornell Daily Sun, Chapter89 Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, and Artscope.

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CityViews: An Artist Incensed by Domestic Violence Explains her Beautiful Images of Guns

By Kadie Salfi | January 30, 2019

‘Pretend you were talking to an NRA member in a low-population, low-crime state like New Hampshire or Utah, where the rate of gun violence is much lower than in New York. If that person wondered into the exhibit, what would you want them to take away from it?’

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Kadie Salfi

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CityViews: An Artist Incensed by Domestic Violence Explains her Beautiful Images of Guns

By Kadie Salfi | January 30, 2019

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CityViews: An Artist Incensed by Domestic Violence Explains her Beautiful Images of Guns

By Kadie Salfi | January 30, 2019

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