About Chasing Beauty Media
Welcome to Chasing Beauty Media.
I've always believed that every work of art has a story worth telling. Chasing Beauty Media was created to bridge the gap between artists and the people who love their work through storytelling, meaningful connections, and unforgettable experiences.
Whether you're discovering a new artist in our online gallery, reading their story in Chasing Beauty Blog, listening to a conversation on the Chasing Beauty Podcast (COMING SOON), or joining us for a Red Dot Event or Creative Salon, every part of CBM is designed to make art feel more approachable, personal, and inspiring.
More than a media company, Chasing Beauty is a creative community where artists, collectors, and advocates come together to celebrate the beauty that surrounds us. My hope is that every story we share inspires you to slow down, connect with creativity, and chase beauty in your own life.
Katie Alexis Hall
Hello! I am the dreamer behind Chasing Beauty Media. What began as a love of art and travel has grown into a passion for discovering the stories that connect us.
My passion for art started at a very young age and has only grown the more I experience and learn. Over the years, I've learned that some of the most meaningful conversations happen in artists' studios, small galleries, and local coffee shops. Those experiences have shaped the way I see the world.
Along the way, I realized that some of the most meaningful moments aren't just found in museums or galleries, they are found in conversations with artists. There is beauty in the creative process, and in the communities that grow around local makers. Those are the things that I am most passionate to share. I want to take people out of the mass produced media and images to search out authenticity and true creativity to keep this passion alive.
When I'm not interviewing artists or working on new projects, you'll probably find me traveling, reading, writing, or searching for my next source of inspiration. I believe beauty is all around us, we just have to slow down long enough to notice it.