What people are saying…

Watch Hanna’s Studio Spotlight Interview here.

Kate Parvenski was a delight to work with— very warm, professional, and thoughtful. She was able to turn our wide-ranging conversation in my garage art studio into such a lovely video with high production value and a clear, impactful narrative. The video Kate made in my studio has become one of my most important resources for promoting my work, and I have received an enormous amount of positive feedback wherever I have shared it.
— Hanna Washburn

Working with Kate to film my studio interview was such an enjoyable experience. As someone who hasn’t been filmed much, I was a bit anxious and didn’t know what to expect. Kate was fantastic at directing and setting up shots to ensure we got the best footage in an efficient way. She made me feel comfortable and at ease during the whole process. The finished video came out beautifully and is such an incredible resource for me to share my practice and work with curators, gallerists, collectors, family/friends, etc.
— Paul Anagnostopoulos

The entire experience of filming the studio visit was deeply engaging and thoughtfully handled. I appreciated how Kate took the time to understand my practice and create a relaxed, supportive atmosphere where I could express myself authentically. Her approach was both professional and creative, which made it easier for me to reflect on the nuances of my work—whether it was discussing the origins of my materials or the significance of labor in my family’s history. It felt like more than just a documentation; it was an insightful conversation about my artistic practice.

The final video did an incredible job of representing my practice in a way that felt true to my voice and intentions. It wasn’t just a surface-level overview of my work; it delved into the heart of what I do. The way Kate captured the raw textures, and the hands-on aspects of my process gave viewers a window into the physicality of my work. It also emphasized the emotional and historical layers embedded in my sculptures, especially how they memorialize labor, family history, and community. The pacing and visuals complemented the personal narrative, making the video a genuine reflection of my artistic philosophy and the stories I aim to tell.

The video serves as a visual artist statement, giving people a sense of who I am, where my work comes from, and the cultural and historical context behind it. It will be especially helpful in communicating the complexities of my practice to those who may not be familiar with my background or approach, making it easier for them to engage with the meaning behind my sculptures. The video will become an integral part of my portfolio when applying for exhibitions, grants, and fellowships, providing an intimate, visual narrative that complements my written materials.
— Brit Krohmer