Guest Kathe Izzo

True Love Project founder, artist Kathe Izzo works with love: childhood, motherhood, sex, and community. Working in a meditative atmosphere between limitation and liberation, her installations incorporate her physical presence with the natural and sacred worlds. Her work has been shown in group and solo shows throughout the country and Europe. In the spring of 2002, Izzo initiated the original True Love Project. In the spring of 2006, a new era of True Love work was begun with The Public Love Project, in which the Love Artist began a series of "committed" relationships in public space, each lasting 7-10 days, choosing her potential lovers from diverse backgrounds of age, race, sexuality & nationality. author Eileen Myles says, "Kathe makes intensely private work that lets the world walk around in it . . . it's oddly heavy and comic and deliberately perverse . . . She puts her words and her body on the line more than any other contemporary artist I know."