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Artist Statement:
Karen is a self taught
painter, who spent her college
years at the University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, sampling
just about every department
available, with textile and
fashion design eventually
seizing most of her attention.
Although based in the home
economics department, that
course of study required a
fair amount of drawing classes
from the art department, and
the introduction to life
drawing was made. Many years
and many experiences later,
the focus of Karen’s work is
again with the figure,
intrigued by the stories that
can be told with paintings of
people, their postures, and
their relationships to each
other. “I have been known to
say that a painting that’s
clever or pretty is not
enough---it has to tell a
story that holds my interest.”
Karen’s current work is
acrylic paint on canvas, with
the occasional mural added in
just for fun.
Education:
University of
Nebraska-Lincoln, art and
textile design emphasis
Various continuing education
and workshops
Recognition:
2007: selected for Wanda
Skogerboe exhibit, Lakes Art
Center, Okoboji, Iowa
2006: selected for four
person show, Deer Path
Gallery, Lake Forest, Illinois
2005: selected for Maestros
and Masterpieces exhibit, Quad
City Art Center, Rock Island,
Illinois
2004...
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| Gender |
Female
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| Status |
Married
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| Children |
6
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| Religion |
Christian |
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| Education |
Undergraduate Work |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Painting Acrylic
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Impressionism - (1865 - 1885)
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| Favorite Visual Artist |
Van Gogh,Cezanne or Morisot
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| Favorite Work of Art |
Starry Night
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