Canadian artist Kathy Kranias lives and works in Toronto, and is currently represented by Ingram Gallery. Her art practice is deeply rooted in the material processes of clay and explores themes of female agency, sexuality, femininity and transformation, often referencing the ancient mythologies of her Greek heritage. Kranias’ sculptures are held in the public collections of Global Affairs Canada, The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery, and numerous private collections across Canada, US, and France.

Kranias is a featured artist with Homo Faber and her work has been recognized in the publications Craft & Craftivism, ESPACE Art Actuel, Ceramics: Art + Perception, Studio: Craft and Design in Canada, and The Globe and Mail. She earned her B.F.A. from Concordia University and M.A. from York University. Kranias has taught visual arts and ceramics for more than 25 years while exhibiting and contributing as a writer and lecturer on Canadian art.