Katy Hays is an accomplished adjunct art history professor and writer, currently residing in Olympic Valley, California. She has earned her MA in art history from Williams College and has pursued her PhD at UC Berkeley. Her passion for art and its history is evident in her work, as she has previously held positions at renowned art institutions such as The Clark Art Institute and SF MoMA.
Hays has a unique teaching experience, as she teaches rural students in California, traveling from Tecopa to Truckee. This experience has allowed her to connect with a diverse group of students and share her knowledge and passion for art history with them. In addition to her teaching and writing, Hays is also a dedicated wife and dog owner, living with her husband and their dog, Queso, in the beautiful Olympic Valley.
Hays's debut novel, "The Cloisters," further showcases her expertise in art history. The novel is a thrilling read that combines her knowledge and love for art with an intriguing storyline. With her background in art history and her experience in the art world, Hays is able to bring a unique perspective to her writing, making her work both informative and captivating. Her ability to make art history accessible and engaging to a wide audience is just one of the many reasons she is respected in her field.