Kate Harold is a fine art photographer whose work explores liminal, psychologically charged spaces where memory, place, and perception quietly blur. She is drawn to environments that feel familiar yet unsettled — ordinary interiors, transient locations, and overlooked moments that carry an undercurrent of the uncanny.
Through careful composition and color, her photographs transform routine spaces into dreamlike scenes, inviting viewers to linger in the tension between recognition and disorientation. Her work often suggests a narrative without fully revealing it, allowing ambiguity to become a central emotional force.
Kate’s work has been exhibited at Miami Art Week, and she is a Bronze Award recipient of the FotoSlovo Awards, with selected work exhibited in the South of France. She is currently developing new projects and workshops centered on cultivating visual intuition and photographic voice. Harold currently lives and works between Washington, D.C., and Charles Town, West Virginia, but frequently travels internationally.
EXHIBITIONS & AWARDS
2026, “Night” Exhibit, Glasgow Gallery of Photography, April 2 - 30
2025, Miami Art Week / Arte NXT / photoMIAMI Exhibitor
2025, Bronze Medal Finalist in Fine Art Single Image, Foto Slovo Awards, Exhibition at “Surrealist Festival, Frejus, France
2025, Glen Echo Photoworks “Summer School” Exhibit, juried by Gayle Rothschild, Photoworks Gallery, Glen Echo, MD
2025, “Dynamic: Shadow and Light” Exhibit, juried by Todd Johnson, Black Box Gallery, Portland, OR
2025, “The Dark Side” Exhibit, juried by Constantin Cosmin, Boomer Gallery, London, UK (see digital booklet here)
2025, reFocus Awards “Color Photography Contest” nominee in three professional categories: street (2 works recognized), fine art and portrait.
2025, “Dreams and Nightmares” Exhibit, juried by Constantin Cosmin, Boomer Gallery, London, UK (see digital booklet here)
2025, “Color Burst” Exhibit, juried by Todd Johnson, Black Box Gallery, Portland, OR
2025, “Grit Gallery III - Cityscapes” Exhibit, juried by Lawrence Kryan, Newark Local Beer, Newark, NJ
2024, Glen Echo Photoworks “Summer School” Exhibit, juried by Gayle Rothschild, Photoworks Gallery, Glen Echo, MD
PUBLICATIONS
2025, published in upcoming “Freedom” issue of BROAD Magazine, editor Gergo Farkas
2025, exhibited work from “Color Burst” at Black Box Gallery in Portland, OR, published by Blurb Books