updated October 17, 2006

KATHLEEN MARY WILSON

"As a poet/artist always dances precariously at the edge of the the mysterious universe,
so science inspires and gives footing to a stance that is taken in wonder."
—KMW "From the Outside In"


Kath's art work at a show and sale at
The Fine Artists Factory in Pasadena, California

POETRY


NATURAL READY-MADES
surreal art photos



PAINTINGS



DRAWINGS



Experimental Journal: "From the Outside In"



Jewelry Art


The Ten Finger Gallery

Kathleen Mary Wilson lives in Pasadena and Santa Barbara, California and has written poetry since she was five years old. After apprenticing in Santa Fe, New Mexico, she based her jewery art in Santa Barbara for 28 years and she continues to show work in gallery-shops nationwide, and her own jewelery web site at http://www.oldflutes.com/kathywilson Her poetry and other artwork are ongoing. She studied art and literature at the Notre Dame College of Staten Island, and received B.A. in Philosophy and English Literature from the (Richmond) College of Staten Island, City University of New York. She continued as research assistant for the Humanities department there, working closely with Richard Barsam on projects concerning James Joyce, and documentary film, and other indepentant writers on various topics. She has written feature articles for art magazines and local newpapers in NYC . She was employed by High Rock Conservation Center of Staten Island as a liason project coordinator for museums and the schools. She has two grown children, Timothy and Colleen, and two grandson, Dylan and Ryan. Her husband, Rick Wilson, is a Professor of Mathematics at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. They travel widely and often together, recent trips include Japan, South Korea, Iran, China and Taiwan.