Me and my work

OVERVIEW

Cati Kalinoski is an academic and theater maker whose work examines the ways in which we theatricalize nature, particularly plants and extinction, and how we co-navigate survival, existence, and presence. With particular attention to museum exhibitions of plants and wildlife displays, they utilize theories of futurity and blends their view alongside their interdisciplinary history in theater and the arts world.

Education

PhD Student, Performance Studies at University of California, Berkeley. 2021-2022.

Master of Arts, Performance Studies at New York Univeristy, 2020

Bachelor of Fine Arts, Drama at New York University, 2019.

Publications

Kalinoski, Catherine K. "Surviving Installations: Examining the Natural in the Museum Space." Theatre Journal 74.3 (2022): 323-337.

Kalinoski, Cati. "Utopian Hotline by Kayla Asbell et al." Theatre Journal 74.3 (2022): 372-374.

Anderson, Thomas C., Cati Kalinoski, and Lucas Mertehikian. Dracaena draco: The Mystery of Dragon's Blood. Dumbarton Oaks, Plant Humanities, 2021.

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