Katherine Morgan, principle of KMA, Inc., has a long history in multiple artistic fields of expression. She was trained formally in the 1960s in the fine arts as a concert pianist at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and was privileged to have studied privately with Harry Franklin (PA) and Olga Heifetz (NY).  After Senior Arts & Design Editor, Feature Story writer and Assistant Photographer for a Latin Publication in 1990, she became a Fine Artist agent in 1994. Ms. Morgan arranged the distribution of works to private collectors as well as gallery exhibitions in "ARTSERVE" in Fort Lauderdale, FL and the "Addison Gallery" in Boca Raton, Florida.

• Sharpening her ability with the camera, Ms Morgan discovered that her passion for photography grew into a powerful vehicle for self-expression. She developed this skill as a technical device to record and catalog extensive projects for her design firm, IDI
  
  
• A few exhibitions include the Morikami Museum, Bass Museum in Miami, Florida and Palm Beach Photographic Center. Her winning exhibitions include: CFA100 Carnegie Mellon University and remains in the Regina Gouger Miller Gallery (PA) for CMU’s celebrated 100 years milestone; ARTS 2008 Biennial in the Nathan Rosen Museum Gallery in Boca Raton; Palm Beach Photographic Center awarded “…cooperation” INFOCUS 10th”; BEST IN SHOW in HORTT45 at ARTSERVE; Salon des Refusees Broward Art Guild BAG; Boca Raton Museum of Art 56th Annual ALL Florida Juried Competition & Exhibition; Cornell Museum, in Delray, FL; COMMA Gallery, Orlando FL; Aquarian Age Gallery in Boca Raton; and in the NEW YORK TIMES Abstracts 2008.
  
  
• Ms Morgan has been published frequently, both nationally and internationally. She has been spotlighted in Forum Publications in Take 2; Contemporary American Artists 2007 and Best of American Photographic Artists & Artisans 2007. She won HONORABLE MENTION in the Artist’s Guild’s juried 2008 Biennial, which opens in the Boca Raton Museum of Art , as well as, ART ENCOUNTER 2008 in The von Liebig Center for the Arts in Naples, Fl.