About

Kitty Wang is a Queens, NY-based creative professional working across production, marketing, and design. Her experience spans account management and vendor coordination in textile production, social media strategy and content creation for cannabis and wellness brands, and design and production support for lighting and event installations — bringing together organizational rigor, client-facing communication, and hands-on creative execution. Alongside this professional work, Wang maintains an independent studio practice as an interdisciplinary artist, working across video, drawing, sculpture, and installation. Her practice explores the intersections of kitsch, femininity, and cultural perception, mining the aesthetics of mass media and domestic iconography to question how womanhood is constructed, consumed, and transformed across time. Born and raised in Queens, NY, Wang is deeply influenced by the layered realities of American and Chinese cultural narratives, and her work navigates the shifting stereotypes of women in both contexts. Nature often threads through these explorations, serving as both a metaphor and counterpoint to the artificial landscapes of femininity. Wang holds a BFA from The Cooper Union, where she was awarded the Robert Breer Film Award, and is also an alumna of the High School of Art and Design. Her solo exhibitions, When Will You Play? and SUPERSTAR SUPERSTAR death., examined performance, persona, and the blurred boundaries between spectacle and self — the same instinct for image-making and storytelling that carries into her production and marketing work today.