Kate Foley choreographs and directs projects for stage, film, video, new media and specific sites. She founded and directed chamber dance companies in New York and San Francisco (1986-1998), then worked on a variety of large-scale collaborations, including visual artist Mike Kelley’s epic Day is Done, and Theatre Ulysses’ site-specific productions of King Lear and Medea, and Fulbright Fellowship project Angels of Suđerac. In 2007 she moved to Rijeka and worked as a strategist, teacher and contributing artist at Prostor Plus Association for the Performing Arts, and at the Primary School for Classical Ballet and Contemporary Dance at Primary School Vežica, where she currently directs the student ensemble. In 2010 she co-founded the interdisciplinary, international collective Language Anonymous to explore open-form improvisation in archaeological sites. 2012-2014 her new media project International Harvester engaged a variety of collaborating artists, students, and venues. A member of the Croatian Association of Dance Artists, she holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Dance from the California Institute of the Arts and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Choreography from UCLA School of Arts and Architecture, Department of World Arts and Cultures.
