Kata's work has been desctibed by New York Gallery owner and publicist Todd Capp as "post modern parables of our time". Choosing the rock and roll icons of the 60's and 70's as her spokespeole" the often comical and sometimes profound scenarios from her imagination pour forth. The themes are often curiously autobiographical and culturally relevant at the same time. Kata has shown and sold her work in almost every state of the United States and Internationally. Her work has been critically acclaimed in France and Germany. The chief editor of Paris' equivalent to our Rolling Stone Magazine (ROCK & FOLK magazine) has chosen only one artist to create illustrations for the publication and that is Kata. Hundreds of Kata's pieces currently exist in private collections and Museums across the globe.
Many music and film industry
Celebrities own Kata Billups' Rock and Roll Icon Art
Susan Sarandon
Julia Roberts
R.E.M.
Trudie and Sting
Trisha Yearwood
Randy Quaid
Dennis Quaid
The Blue Dogs
Steven Budlong
Leon and Geri Gast
The Mavericks
Jimmy Buffet
Peter Conlon
etc.
