Kathryn Jeanne is a multidisciplinary artist and designer whose work bridges the worlds of fine art, fashion, and textile heritage.

Drawing upon a lifelong passion for textiles and a professional career spanning costume design, archival curation, and creative direction, she creates artwork and wearable pieces that celebrate craftsmanship, history, and transformation.

Her work is inspired by the extraordinary beauty found in nature, global textile traditions, and the stories embedded within historic fabrics and decorative arts. Whether creating intricate thread-painted artworks, mixed-media pieces, or runway fashion from reclaimed materials, Kathryn approaches every project as an opportunity to transform ordinary materials into meaningful works of art.

As Chief Curator of the Baxter Mill Archive, one of the nation's premier textile archives, she has spent decades studying design through the lens of history. This unique perspective informs a creative practice that honors tradition while embracing innovation.

Through Kathryn Jeanne Studio, she continues to explore the intersection of art, fashion, sustainability, and storytelling—creating pieces that inspire wonder and celebrate the enduring power of creativity.