Kate True is an artist and curator in Boston. She received a BA from Wesleyan University and an MFA from NYU. Kate’s art has been featured in galleries around the US and is in hundreds of private collections. A Cultural Council grant recipient for the exhibit “Little Women,” Kate has curated four shows in the Boston area. She was a principal organizer behind “Nasty Women Boston,” a resistance art exhibit at Laconia Gallery in September 2017, raising $20,000 for reproductive rights and social justice. Kate has been a longtime advocate for social justice and women’s and LGBTQ rights, and strives to use her art to further and fund these causes.Kate True is an artist and curator in Boston. She received a BA from Wesleyan University and an MFA from NYU. Kate’s art has been featured in galleries around the US and is in hundreds of private collections. A Cultural Council grant recipient for the exhibit “Little Women,” Kate has curated four shows in the Boston area. She was a principal organizer behind “Nasty Women Boston,” a resistance art exhibit at Laconia Gallery in September 2017, raising $20,000 for reproductive rights and social justice. Kate has been a longtime advocate for social justice and women’s and LGBTQ rights, and strives to use her art to further and fund these causes.