ABOUT
Kennedy Malsch is an artist and educator from Northeastern Pennsylvania, living and working in New York City since 2021. She holds a BFA in Fine Art Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design and teaches art to students in grades 3K–8 at a local private academy.
Kennedy's work embraces soft, quiet, and intimate imagery – sometimes messy, but always human. Rooted in a feminine approach, her practice turns toward fragility rather than away from it, allowing vulnerability and imperfection to stay visible within the work.
Texture, surface, pigment, and material carry much of this meaning. Layers of exposures, marks, brushstrokes, and the surface itself becomes a record of how her work was made. The result is tactile and atmospheric pieces that hold subtle emotional weight while maintaining freshness and warmth.
This approach extends naturally into Kennedy’s curatorial practice. She composes collections that bring fine art into lived spaces, allowing the compositions and presentations to speak for themselves. These arrangements are designed for people who understand the impact of a curated interior but want the feeling immediately– thoughtful, contemporary compositions that elevate a space without losing originality or joy.