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Kate March is an American multi-hyphenate artist-cum-entrepreneur formerly based between Hong Kong and New York City now residing in Charleston, South Carolina. Globally acclaimed, her art has been described as visionary, interactive, provocative, and powerfully bold. Ms. March was the founder and creative director of the all female international creative collective I AM. Through her work with I AM, she developed innovative performance concepts, redefined dinner entertainment, and performed across the world including a variety of unique projects in Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, China, Australia, the Maldives, and America. Notably, in 2016 Ms. March was selected as the Artist in Residence at Hotel Vagabond in Singapore where she spent a month creating a new piece of site specific performance work. Outside of I AM which was rebranded in 2017 to MARCH Art House, Ms. March explores her artistic voice through passions for performative monologues, dance on film projects, theatre production, painting through body movement, and academic lecturing. Currently, she is completing a PhD focusing on expressing female pain through an embodied creative practice. |
MARCH ART HOUSE, formerly known as I AM, is a passionate all female creative collective and a global pioneer for immersive dining and interactive experiences in non-traditional performance settings. Using fashion, dance, live art, and music, MARCH ART HOUSE transports people to a niche world of infinite imagination and redefines the exchange between audience and performer. Created by American performance artist and director Kate March, I AM was founded in July 2013 and rebranded to MARCH in 2017 in an effort to bridge the gap between commercial and experimental art by pairing various moods with food, drink, and performance entertainment. MARCH designs unforgettable, immersive, and emotionally stimulating concepts for a wide audience. Never boring, never conventional, MARCH strives to revolutionise the experience of live art for a cosmopolitan, contemporary audience.
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