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Kate Craig
Kate Craig (September 15, 1947 – July 23, 2002) was a pioneering Canadian video and performance artist. She was a founding member of the artist-run centre the Western Front, where she supported the video and performance works of many artists while producing her own influential body of work. She is known for her performances as ‘Lady Brute" and her video productions.
== Biography ==
Catherine Shand Craig was born on September 15, 1947 in Victoria, British Columbia. She was the third child of Sidney Osborne Craig (née Scott) and Charles Edward Craig. Her parents divorced in 1956. In 1960, her mother married Douglas Shadbolt, an architect and brother of the painter Jack Shadbolt. The family moved to Montreal and then to Halifax, Nova Scotia, where Kate attended Dalhousie University (1961) and had a summer job in the costume shop at the Neptune Theatre. She left Dalhousie University in her third year and moved to Montreal to work in the costume shop at Le Theatre du Nouveau Monde. In 1967, while in Victoria she met and married Eric Metcalfe (1963). The couple travelled to Europe and to Toronto, settling in Vancouver where, along with friends, Michael Morris, Vincent Trasov and Glenn Lewis, they bought the space that became the Western Front in the Mount Pleasant area of Vancouver.
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