Interdisciplinary writer/artist Cat Tyc reads tarot for guests on air and plays whatever she wants.

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Mollie McKinley is an interdisciplinary artist based in the Hudson Valley. She uses photography, light, glass, and sculpture to materialize the ethereal and visceral aspects of nature consciousness. McKinley’s work has been shown at Turley Gallery, Asya Geisberg Gallery, Roundabouts Now, Fridman Gallery, The Contemporary Jewish Museum, NADA Foreland, Pioneer Works, UrbanGlass, Independent Curators International, The Samuel Dorsky Museum at SUNY New Paltz, The Museum of Arts and Design, Anthology Film Archives, and many others. She is a contributor to How-To Kit, published by the Walker Art Center in collaboration with the Dia Art Foundation, and her critical art writing was recently published in Peer Review Vol. 3. She was awarded an Arts & Culture Grant from the New York State Legislature for her 2025 project Gloop Entity, administered by Arts Mid-Hudson. Upcoming residencies include Normalize Talking to the Dead in Lily Dale, New York and the Marble HouseProject in Dorset, Vermont. McKinley holds a BA in photography from Bard College, and an MFA in sculpture/dimensional studies from Alfred University.

www.molliemckinley.com

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Cat Tyc is an interdisciplinary writer/artist who has three chapbooks: An Architectural Seance (dancing girl press & studio), CONSUMES ME (Belladonna* Collaborative), and I AM BECAUSE MY LITTLE DOG KNOWS ME (Blush Lit). Her most recent writing has been published in Maggot Brain, The Recluse, FENCE, and The American Museum of Paramusicology. She has presented and performed at the Microscope Gallery, Anthology Film Archives, Brooklyn Museum, Hauser & Wirth, Kassel Fest, and the Synthesis Gallery in Berlin. She has directed music videos that have been added to the rotation on LOGO’s NewNowNext and MTVu. Her first solo exhibition, SIGNIFICANT OTHERNESS, was presented at Tanja Grunert Gallery in 2022. She has been granted residencies and fellowships at Signal Culture, The Flaherty Seminar, and Mass MOCA and has received support from the Foundation of Contemporary Arts. She lives in Hudson, NY.