Cat Rigdon
Cat Rigdon is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Dallas, Texas. She grew up on the island of Cyprus during the late 1990s and early 2000s. The island’s strong folk art and naturalism culture is reflected in Rigdon’s work through her depictions of ancient funerary goods and vessels. She graduated from Texas State University in 2014, moving to Dallas as a Decorative Arts Junior Specialist and Cataloger for Heritage Auctions.
Rigdon currently works at The Cedars Union as the Manager of Marketing and Development, focusing on connecting the community with emerging artists in North Texas. She co-hosts monthly community sewing projects through TRADE Oak Cliff while maintaining her studio practice during her residency with the Carillon Gallery.
Cat Rigdon
Cat Rigdon is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Dallas, Texas. She grew up on the island of Cyprus during the late 1990s and early 2000s. The island’s strong folk art and naturalism culture is reflected in Rigdon’s work through her depictions of ancient funerary goods and vessels. She graduated from Texas State University in 2014, moving to Dallas as a Decorative Arts Junior Specialist and Cataloger for Heritage Auctions.
Rigdon currently works at The Cedars Union as the Manager of Marketing and Development, focusing on connecting the community with emerging artists in North Texas. She co-hosts monthly community sewing projects through TRADE Oak Cliff while maintaining her studio practice during her residency with the Carillon Gallery.
Cat Rigdon
Cat Rigdon is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Dallas, Texas. She grew up on the island of Cyprus during the late 1990s and early 2000s. The island’s strong folk art and naturalism culture is reflected in Rigdon’s work through her depictions of ancient funerary goods and vessels. She graduated from Texas State University in 2014, moving to Dallas as a Decorative Arts Junior Specialist and Cataloger for Heritage Auctions.
Rigdon currently works at The Cedars Union as the Manager of Marketing and Development, focusing on connecting the community with emerging artists in North Texas. She co-hosts monthly community sewing projects through TRADE Oak Cliff while maintaining her studio practice during her residency with the Carillon Gallery.
