Catharine Clark Gallery was established in 1991. The gallery represents 25 artists working in diverse practices. In 2016, Catharine founded BOXBLUR for the presentation of works that engage visual and performing arts in dialogue. BOXBLUR is a fiscally sponsored project of Dance Film SF, which allows BOXBLUR to run as a non-profit. Located in San Francisco’s DoReMi arts district, the gallery is near leading arts venues: California College of the Arts, the CCA Wattis Institute, and Minnesota Street Project. In addition to exhibitions, the gallery hosts fundraisers for non-profits such as Lava Mae and Stanford Children’s Hospital Mobile Adolescent Health Services Program, San Francisco Art Education Project, Headlands Center for the Arts, Access Institute, the Museum of Performance and Design, di Rosa Art Center, Visual Aid, LYRIC, Openhouse, and also fundraises to support BOXBLUR's projects.Catharine has edited publications: Floating Realities: The Art of Masami Teraoka (California State University, Fullerton); American Qur’an by Sandow Birk (W.W. Norton & Company); Sorted Books by Nina Katchadourian (Chronicle Books); “The Politics of Landscape” for Sandow Birk: The Depravities of War (Grand Central Press); and Ascending Chaos: The Art of Masami Teraoka 1966-2006 (Chronicle Books).A member of the SFADA since 1994, Catharine served as a trustee for ZER01, Lick Wilmerding High School Alumni Board, Recology, and SF Camerawork. She is a member of the San Francisco Advocacy Group for the National Museum of Women in the Arts. Since 2008, she has worked periodically as a consultant for Creative Capital. In 2015, Access Institute chose her as its honoree for her contribution to the arts. In 2014, Mayor Ed Lee presented Catharine Arttable’s Northern California Chapter's Award of Service to the Visual Arts. Catharine has a BA in the History of Art from the University of Pennsylvania. In 1988 - 89, she lived in Bologna, Italy, where she danced with Morphe Danza Teatro.