METAL Magazine, 2022 Most people understand narcissism as a psychological disposition, but what happens when it emerges as a societal phenomenon?

SVA Theatre X Kaleidoscope is a multimedia / poetry event where I performed a new poetry piece, ‘so many’. New York, NY March 20th, 2024

IS Projects X Members Night an opportunity for artists to share works in progress, completed works, or ideas to an intimate environment of arts professionals who can provide constructive feedback on your work as well as suggested texts, readings, and resources.  Katelyn guided the critique through a micro and macro lens from personal introspection to culture at large. Miami, FL March 15th, 2024

Visible Women X Diane Von Furstenberg A talking circle panel & conversation exploring how women are creating equity, access & wealth via physical and virtual fine art & fashion experiences. New York, NY April 11th, 2023

Fountainhead Open Studios X EXILE Artists Open is the only Miami Dade County-wide open studios event welcoming the public into over 300 artists studios across the county. Amanda invited Katelyn to show in her EXILE Projects studio in Little Haiti. The pair split the space, creating a dynamic installation. The following year Katelyn created an installation in the space. Miami, FL May 21, 2022, 2023

COPE NYC x Michela Martello Michela Martello’s Third Eye Residency Project at COPE NYC proposed a collaborative framework, which involved 7 artists. The project is based on research that drawing blindfolded can stimulate a sphere of our senses that often remain asleep, these reactivated spheres ignite a series of electrical micro magnetisms in our body that act on endorphins, on the thalamus, and on the third eye, making us joyful and more present in the moment. Michela asked Kopenhaver to work in words for her piece, and Kopenhaver documented the collaboration with 35mm film. NEW YORK, NY July 7, 2021

 A Yellow Rose Project Over one hundred women across the United States were invited to join in a photographic collaboration, A Yellow Rose Project. These photographers were asked to make work in response, reflection, or reaction to the ratification of the 19th Amendment. The project was conceived by Meg Griffiths and Frances Jakubek. Exhibitions include: Colorado Photography Art Center, Texas Woman’s University, Boston University

Pen + Brush For 127 years Pen + Brush has supported the work of women in the literary and visual arts. Today, P+B provides a platform to showcase the work of professional emerging and mid-career female artists and writers to a broader audience with the ultimate goal of effecting real change within the marketplace. DURING THE DAY BUT MOSTLY AT NIGHT, Zine, 6.5”x8.5”, 2021 with Pen + Brush,

“Striking directly at the heart of darkness within our governmental power structure and the elite class and high society that surrounds it, Katelyn has created what can only be described as a personal handheld gallery. It is a tour de force of image and textual experience bearing all the hallmarks of her gritty style. It will punch you in the face and in the gut, pull on some heartstrings, and also make you feel sort of like a detective investigating a deep web of lies and corruption - because that's exactly what it took for Katelyn to compile this collection, drawing on so much more than her own personal feelings and experience. I know, because I watched her do it!”

-Daniel de la Fé, Founder of Phoenix Pyre Publishing

Article 22 “This is not a bracelet. It is a piece of history - Vietnam War shrapnel and scrap are up-cycled into peacebomb jewelry by traditional artisans in Laos. Each bracelet sold helps Mines Advisory Group clear some of the 80 million unexploded bombs from their land. The brand has been recognized as pioneering not only the transformation of weapons into jewelry but also the tangible value of fashion that looks and does good by customers in over 40 countries." - Article 22 75% of all sales go directly to the artist and 25% comes back into feed the organization’s work.

Pulling from my experiences of having “sexy” whispered in my ear while walking, . . . to not so obvious transactional relationships I became wary. In addition to the atrocious world of sex trafficking, missing girls and abduction, my deep-seated rage and fear of being bought and sold made way to the forefront of my consciousness. We live in a culture, in America, that promotes a desire for satisfaction, an endless appetite. We are affected by messages on how to act, say, dress, be. NOT FOR SALE, is for anyone who has ever felt commodified. It’s for all the individuals affected directly or indirectly by traumas, it’s for the people who want to express boundaries, ditch the guidelines, speak up, challenge power and authority, it’s for the ones who reject the pretty pictures and build their own path.

You’re a human, and you aren’t for sale.

The Manhattan Poems with Daniel De La Fe New Jersey poet Daniel de la Fé returns with his fifth collection of poems, reflecting on a pre-and post-lockdown New York City. Accompanying these poems are the powerful images of multimedia artist and photographer Katelyn Kopenhaver. Her work lends the symbolic visual counterpart to the reader's textual experience, which truly brings The Manhattan Poems together into a coherent and conceptual whole with multiple layers of meaning, a hallmark of all of de la Fé's works.