NEWSWORTHY EVENTS
CANVASREBEL
January 2026
Artist Spotlight
Honored to be selected for a feature in the January 2026 CanvasRebel . You can read the full interview here...
https://canvasrebel.com/meet-kim-carr-2
CanvasRebel is an online magazine that spotlights and interviews everyday entrepreneurs, artists, and creatives, sharing their inspiring stories, insights, and journeys to build community and provide inspiration for others in similar fields, focusing on real-world experiences rather than just big success stories. It provides a platform for small business owners and creatives to share their "nitty-gritty" details, challenges, and successes in a relatable, storytelling format, aiming to connect people and foster support within creative and entrepreneurial ecosystems.
What they do:
Feature Interviews: Publish interviews with diverse individuals in arts, music, food, activism, and various businesses.
Share Insights: Focus on the "how-to" of building a business, managing a team, or sustaining a creative career.
Build Community: Create a space for creatives to learn from each other and find inspiration.
Highlight Local Talent: Often discovers and promotes local and hidden-gem businesses and artists.
Who it's for: Artists, musicians, chefs, writers, small business owners, and innovators.People seeking inspiration or practical advice on entrepreneurship and creative careers.
https://canvasrebel.com/meet-kim-carr-2
CanvasRebel is an online magazine that spotlights and interviews everyday entrepreneurs, artists, and creatives, sharing their inspiring stories, insights, and journeys to build community and provide inspiration for others in similar fields, focusing on real-world experiences rather than just big success stories. It provides a platform for small business owners and creatives to share their "nitty-gritty" details, challenges, and successes in a relatable, storytelling format, aiming to connect people and foster support within creative and entrepreneurial ecosystems.
What they do:
Feature Interviews: Publish interviews with diverse individuals in arts, music, food, activism, and various businesses.
Share Insights: Focus on the "how-to" of building a business, managing a team, or sustaining a creative career.
Build Community: Create a space for creatives to learn from each other and find inspiration.
Highlight Local Talent: Often discovers and promotes local and hidden-gem businesses and artists.
Who it's for: Artists, musicians, chefs, writers, small business owners, and innovators.People seeking inspiration or practical advice on entrepreneurship and creative careers.
MISSOURI ARTS COUNCIL
NOVEMBER 2025
Featured Artists
Again, I find myself honored and humbled. Each month the Missouri Arts Council selects four creatives to spotlight in their featured artists program. I am very excited to say that I am one of the featured artists for the month of November.
Looking back over the years, I can’t help but grin and shake my head a bit. Who would’ve thought that I would be where I am now having started out selling my photo note cards from a soda flat in the back of my truck at my local farmers market. My free range eggs far outsold my note cards, but I found a passion that I would feed and nurture. Now, here I am with a spotlight on my photography and work as a writer/illustrator with the Missouri Arts Council. Pretty cool if I do say so myself. I sure wouldn’t be grinning ear to ear over such an honor without the support and continuous encouragement from all the folks that have been a part of my journey. A heartfelt thank you for continuing to push me and cheer me on. This is our honor to share.
From Missouri Arts Council
Featured Artists: Meet our new artists for November--and explore all our other artistsSince we founded our Missouri Featured Artists Program in 2020, we have highlighted more than 230 imaginative makers from throughout the state. We’ve brought you painters, pencil artists, sculptors, dancers, singers, instrumental musicians, poets, novelists, filmmakers, ceramicists, jewelry artists, glass artists, and many more who create in myriad other ways. You’ll find them all in the ever-growing gallery below our current highlighted quartet.
Read more at www.missouriartscouncil.org/featured-artists
Looking back over the years, I can’t help but grin and shake my head a bit. Who would’ve thought that I would be where I am now having started out selling my photo note cards from a soda flat in the back of my truck at my local farmers market. My free range eggs far outsold my note cards, but I found a passion that I would feed and nurture. Now, here I am with a spotlight on my photography and work as a writer/illustrator with the Missouri Arts Council. Pretty cool if I do say so myself. I sure wouldn’t be grinning ear to ear over such an honor without the support and continuous encouragement from all the folks that have been a part of my journey. A heartfelt thank you for continuing to push me and cheer me on. This is our honor to share.
From Missouri Arts Council
Featured Artists: Meet our new artists for November--and explore all our other artistsSince we founded our Missouri Featured Artists Program in 2020, we have highlighted more than 230 imaginative makers from throughout the state. We’ve brought you painters, pencil artists, sculptors, dancers, singers, instrumental musicians, poets, novelists, filmmakers, ceramicists, jewelry artists, glass artists, and many more who create in myriad other ways. You’ll find them all in the ever-growing gallery below our current highlighted quartet.
Read more at www.missouriartscouncil.org/featured-artists
VoyageSTL October 2025
Honored to have been interviewed a second time by VoyageSTL, an online digital magazine. They focus on inspiring artist, small businesses, entrepreneurs, and creatives. Very humbled. Thank you VoyageSTL.
Article October 2025
Hi Kim, thank you so much for taking time out of your busy day to share your story, experiences and insights with our readers. Let’s jump right in with an interesting one: What makes you lose track of time—and find yourself again?
I have found that kayaking is my go-to for recentering myself. Life gets busy and it is easy to get overwhelmed, so much that needs to get done between the farm, work, writing, and just everyday life. My friend and I have set a goal to take a day at least once a month and spend it kayaking. When kayaking, there really is no time to think of anything else but the moment at hand. I love practicing my navigation skills, exploring new places, seeing wildlife, changing of the seasons, the peacefulness, and the challenges. Sometimes we find ourselves in tricky situations, obstacles, fast or wild water, weather, these all cause you to focus on nothing but staying safe and alive. While I am not an adrenaline junkie, I must say that I have had some situations when kayaking that really get my heart pumping. it is a wonderful activity that not only helps reset my mind, but it is also great exercise which I see as a win/win.
Read more here.... VoyageSTL
Article October 2025
Hi Kim, thank you so much for taking time out of your busy day to share your story, experiences and insights with our readers. Let’s jump right in with an interesting one: What makes you lose track of time—and find yourself again?
I have found that kayaking is my go-to for recentering myself. Life gets busy and it is easy to get overwhelmed, so much that needs to get done between the farm, work, writing, and just everyday life. My friend and I have set a goal to take a day at least once a month and spend it kayaking. When kayaking, there really is no time to think of anything else but the moment at hand. I love practicing my navigation skills, exploring new places, seeing wildlife, changing of the seasons, the peacefulness, and the challenges. Sometimes we find ourselves in tricky situations, obstacles, fast or wild water, weather, these all cause you to focus on nothing but staying safe and alive. While I am not an adrenaline junkie, I must say that I have had some situations when kayaking that really get my heart pumping. it is a wonderful activity that not only helps reset my mind, but it is also great exercise which I see as a win/win.
Read more here.... VoyageSTL
Turn the Page with Paige / KMOV Channel 4Page Hulsey, news anchor with KMOV Channel 4 interviewed me about my book, Dandelion my house chicken.
Paige had this to say... "When you think of house pets, chickens don’t often come to mind. But that’s part of the charm of “Dandelion.” From Montgomery County farmer and author Kim Carr, “Dandelion My House Chicken” follows the real-life story of a chicken hatched by a duck. It’s a fantastic way for children to learn about farm life, with a little humor." Catch the interview here... https://www.firstalert4.com/video/2025/01/29/turn-page-dandelion-my-house-chicken/ January 29, 2025 |
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NOMINATED FOR A PUSHCART PRIZE
December 2022 Honored and humbled to learn that my story "My Extraordinary Mom" that was published by Flapper Press, has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize!! I don't even know what to say. I bet my mom is grinning ear to ear. I'll keep you posted. Fingers crossed. What is a Pushcart Prize? Here you go.... The Pushcart Prize: Best of the Small Presses series, published every year since 1976, is the most honored literary project in America - including Highest Honors from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Since 1976, hundreds of presses and thousands of writers of short stories, poetry and essays have been represented in our annual collections. Each year most of the writers and many of the presses are new to the series. Every volume contains an index of past selections, plus lists of outstanding presses with addresses. The Pushcart Prize has been a labor of love and independent spirits since its founding. It is one of the last surviving literary co-ops from the 60's and 70's. Our legacy is assured by donations to our Fellowships endowment. |
CANVASREBEL Online Magazine Artist Spotlight - Meet Kim Carr
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October 2022
Alright – so today we’ve got the honor of introducing you to Kim Carr. We think you’ll enjoy our conversation; we’ve shared it below. Kim, thanks for joining us, excited to have you contributing your stories and insights. Going back to the beginning – how did you come up with the idea in the first place? in 2014 I was still a newbie in the world of professional photography. I had started out selling my photography on notecards out of the back of my pickup truck at the local Farmers Market and other small venue’s. I was given the opportunity to participate in the Saint Louis Art Fairs Emerging Artists as Entrepreneurs program. The two-year program allowed me to see the inside workings of a major art show and what all it entails to put your art out into the world in a very public event. This program was like an intensive college course for me in the business of art marketing. By the second year I was allowed to show and sell my art alongside top tier artists from around the country and some artists traveled from other countries. The Saint Louis Art Fair is consistently ranked as one of the top ten art shows in the nation, racking up awards year after year. Read more here... Meet Kim Carr - CanvasRebel Magazine |
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2021 VoyageSTL: Rising Star Spotlight
I never turn down an opportunity to share about my heritage breed photo project. When I was asked by VoyageSTL to do an interview for their online magazie, I jumped at the chance. I greatly appreciate the opportunity to keep my photo project in the lime light as I continue to visit and spotlight small Missouri farmers that are making a difference in the world by caring for rare breeds of livestock and poultry. Many of these farmers are doing what they can to prevent extinction of these farm animals, enhance our bio-diversity, improve our land, air, water and other natural resources by being good stewards and conservationist. Check out the online magazine spotlight at voyagestl.com/2021/08/13/portraits-of-st-louis/ |
2018 SAINT LOUIS ART FAIR - Promo Video
Video Released August 2018 by Higher Education Channel TV (HEC-TV)
Produced by Christina Chastain
YouTube Video
Once again, I am very humbled and honored to be a featured artists with the Saint Louis Art Fair. I was pleasantly surprised when Christina Chastain with the Higher Education Channel TV, contacted me to do an interview at the farm.
My focus at the show this year will be on Heritage Breed farm animals in danger of extinction. I am in the process of visiting Missouri Farmers raising rare breeds of livestock and poultry. It is my goal to raise awareness that we have animals and small farmers right here in Missouri in need of our help. It's an honor to bring this work to the Saint Louis Art Fair. What a wonderful opportunity to share my message and my art.
The Saint Louis Art Fair runs September 7-9, 2018 and will be held in the heart of downtown Clayton, MO.
Show info can be found at www.culturalfestivals.com
Video Released August 2018 by Higher Education Channel TV (HEC-TV)
Produced by Christina Chastain
YouTube Video
Once again, I am very humbled and honored to be a featured artists with the Saint Louis Art Fair. I was pleasantly surprised when Christina Chastain with the Higher Education Channel TV, contacted me to do an interview at the farm.
My focus at the show this year will be on Heritage Breed farm animals in danger of extinction. I am in the process of visiting Missouri Farmers raising rare breeds of livestock and poultry. It is my goal to raise awareness that we have animals and small farmers right here in Missouri in need of our help. It's an honor to bring this work to the Saint Louis Art Fair. What a wonderful opportunity to share my message and my art.
The Saint Louis Art Fair runs September 7-9, 2018 and will be held in the heart of downtown Clayton, MO.
Show info can be found at www.culturalfestivals.com
2017 Saint Louis Art Fair Video Promo
Promo Video Released December 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGWiKwr6Kik&feature=youtu.be
Very proud to have had my booth/art work featured in a promotional video recapping the 2017 Art Fair in St. Louis. This was my first time to show there as a full fledged artists, and what an amazing experience it was! Not only was I juried into the show which has over 1000 applications, but I also won a 2nd place award! Truly more than I could of dreamed of. Top it off, because I am an award winner, I have been invited back to show in 2018....so I'll see you at the fair!
Promo Video Released December 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGWiKwr6Kik&feature=youtu.be
Very proud to have had my booth/art work featured in a promotional video recapping the 2017 Art Fair in St. Louis. This was my first time to show there as a full fledged artists, and what an amazing experience it was! Not only was I juried into the show which has over 1000 applications, but I also won a 2nd place award! Truly more than I could of dreamed of. Top it off, because I am an award winner, I have been invited back to show in 2018....so I'll see you at the fair!
Columbia Missourian
November 18, 2017
https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/local/artists-bring-life-and-color-at-the-annual-fall-into/article_2edb372c-cc96-11e7-8927-3f79b0c364e2.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=user-share
A journalist for the Columbia Missourian featured a photo of me in the Missourian during the annual Fall Into Art show in Columbia, MO as I visited with customers.
In the background is one of my new pieces which is a part of my Heritage Breed Project, featuring rare and endangered breeds of livestock & poultry. This is a young Arawapa goat from the Witness Tree Farm in Gerald, MO. The Arawapa's are critically endangered and it is my hope to raise awareness through my photography in hopes to help conserve this breed and others in need. You can learn more about my photo project at www.patreon.com/kimcarr
November 18, 2017
https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/local/artists-bring-life-and-color-at-the-annual-fall-into/article_2edb372c-cc96-11e7-8927-3f79b0c364e2.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=user-share
A journalist for the Columbia Missourian featured a photo of me in the Missourian during the annual Fall Into Art show in Columbia, MO as I visited with customers.
In the background is one of my new pieces which is a part of my Heritage Breed Project, featuring rare and endangered breeds of livestock & poultry. This is a young Arawapa goat from the Witness Tree Farm in Gerald, MO. The Arawapa's are critically endangered and it is my hope to raise awareness through my photography in hopes to help conserve this breed and others in need. You can learn more about my photo project at www.patreon.com/kimcarr
Show Me St. Louis
KSDK Channel 5
Interviewed by: Heidi Glaus
November 1, 2017
http://www.ksdk.com/article/entertainment/television/show-me-st-louis/photography-is-a-dirty-job-for-this-new-florence-woman/63-487963523
Can you believe that Heidi Glaus of KSDK Show Me St. Louis traveled all the way out to my farm to get a behind the scene's look at how I've intermingled my passion for farming with my desire to capture everything on camera, to make a career doing what I love.
KSDK Channel 5
Interviewed by: Heidi Glaus
November 1, 2017
http://www.ksdk.com/article/entertainment/television/show-me-st-louis/photography-is-a-dirty-job-for-this-new-florence-woman/63-487963523
Can you believe that Heidi Glaus of KSDK Show Me St. Louis traveled all the way out to my farm to get a behind the scene's look at how I've intermingled my passion for farming with my desire to capture everything on camera, to make a career doing what I love.
KPLR NEWS 11
News Channel 11
Interviewed by: Dan Gray
September 2017
http://kplr11.com/2017/09/06/st-louis-art-fair-this-weekend-in-downtown-clayton/
In September I was invited to bring of few of my pieces to the newsroom at KPLR in St. Louis. They were doing promo spots for the upcoming St. Louis Art Fair and I was one of the lucky artists selected to showcase my work on television.
News Channel 11
Interviewed by: Dan Gray
September 2017
http://kplr11.com/2017/09/06/st-louis-art-fair-this-weekend-in-downtown-clayton/
In September I was invited to bring of few of my pieces to the newsroom at KPLR in St. Louis. They were doing promo spots for the upcoming St. Louis Art Fair and I was one of the lucky artists selected to showcase my work on television.
COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN
June 2017
www.columbiamissourian.com/visuals/photos/photo-gallery-art-in-the-park-attracts-artists-of-all/collection_5bd3a870-47f5-11e7-909f-23e325c7174c.html#4
At Art in the Park I was lucky enough to have two images of booth featured in the Missourian. Both images were taken by Daniel Mung a photo journalist student at Mizzou completing a summer internship with the paper.
Art in the Park, a two-day arts and fine crafts festival organized by the Columbia Art League, officially kicks off on Saturday at Stephens Lake Park. Over 100 artists from across the United States, all with different styles and artistic mediums, are scheduled to showcase their work. Several showed up Friday to set up their booths for the coming weekend. An estimated of 13,500 people attended the festival last year.
Portrait series by Daniel Mung.
June 2017
www.columbiamissourian.com/visuals/photos/photo-gallery-art-in-the-park-attracts-artists-of-all/collection_5bd3a870-47f5-11e7-909f-23e325c7174c.html#4
At Art in the Park I was lucky enough to have two images of booth featured in the Missourian. Both images were taken by Daniel Mung a photo journalist student at Mizzou completing a summer internship with the paper.
Art in the Park, a two-day arts and fine crafts festival organized by the Columbia Art League, officially kicks off on Saturday at Stephens Lake Park. Over 100 artists from across the United States, all with different styles and artistic mediums, are scheduled to showcase their work. Several showed up Friday to set up their booths for the coming weekend. An estimated of 13,500 people attended the festival last year.
Portrait series by Daniel Mung.
Photo by Daniel Mung of the Missourian, at Art in the Park, June 2017
Photo by Daniel Mung of the Missourian.
Art in the Park, June 2017
Avanti Press Inc. leases Sophia Smiling for use on note cards (2012-2017)
As of December 2012, Avanti Press Inc. has leased one of my most popular images, "Sophia Smiling" from me for use in their card line for the next five years. These note cards can be found nationwide at retailers that carry Avanti Press cards. Please visit http://www.avantipress.com for locations.
You can also find this card on their website under their "Seriously Funny" section. |
Sophia Smiling
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St. Louis Art Fair - Emerging Artist (2014-2015)
www.culturalfestivals.com
I am very happy to say that I have successfully completed the two year Emerging Artist as Entrepreneurs Program with the St. Louis Art Fair in Clayton, MO. Noted as one of the top ten art fairs in the United States, this program is an excellent opportunity for those wishing to learn first hand the ins and outs of life as a working artists. I wholeheartedly endorse this program and will be forever grateful for this experience.
In September 2015 I was fortunate to show at the St. Louis Art Fair along with my fellow emerging artists: Susan Zimmerman, Lizzie Kim Tran, Kim Carr, Amber Gregory Adkins, Joyce McCown, Emily Drenovsky, Jenna Elise Draves & Stacy Nikodymm Krieg. Congratulations to Joyce McCown for being recognized with the Emerging Artists Jury Award.
Emerging Artist as Entrepreneurs Program provides an opportunity for up and coming artists to jumpstart their careers by learning more about selling, pricing and displaying work, copyright laws, and the Art Fair Industry. Participants also receive the chance to sell their work at one of the top art fairs in the nation.
For more information please visit http://www.culturalfestivals.com/community/emerging-artists-program.html
www.culturalfestivals.com
I am very happy to say that I have successfully completed the two year Emerging Artist as Entrepreneurs Program with the St. Louis Art Fair in Clayton, MO. Noted as one of the top ten art fairs in the United States, this program is an excellent opportunity for those wishing to learn first hand the ins and outs of life as a working artists. I wholeheartedly endorse this program and will be forever grateful for this experience.
In September 2015 I was fortunate to show at the St. Louis Art Fair along with my fellow emerging artists: Susan Zimmerman, Lizzie Kim Tran, Kim Carr, Amber Gregory Adkins, Joyce McCown, Emily Drenovsky, Jenna Elise Draves & Stacy Nikodymm Krieg. Congratulations to Joyce McCown for being recognized with the Emerging Artists Jury Award.
Emerging Artist as Entrepreneurs Program provides an opportunity for up and coming artists to jumpstart their careers by learning more about selling, pricing and displaying work, copyright laws, and the Art Fair Industry. Participants also receive the chance to sell their work at one of the top art fairs in the nation.
For more information please visit http://www.culturalfestivals.com/community/emerging-artists-program.html
ARTSY SHARK FEATURE - November 2015
http://bit.ly/1LnXqI1
Artsy Shark specializes in featuring artists, showcasing them through individual articles that present their portfolios and tell their stories. I was featured in their November 2015 Photography Spotlight.
http://bit.ly/1LnXqI1
Artsy Shark specializes in featuring artists, showcasing them through individual articles that present their portfolios and tell their stories. I was featured in their November 2015 Photography Spotlight.
Art @ Des Peres Hospital - May/November 2015
Through the vision and support of Des Peres Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri, Art Saint Louis is pleased to join with the Foundry Art Centre, MySLArt.org, and the St. Louis Artists’ Guild in presenting one of the largest collections of original, locally-made art in the St. Louis metropolitan area.
Spring-Fall 2015 Visitor's Guide.Art @ Des Peres Hospital is a unique endeavor to connect and inspire our community through the work of local artists and enrich the lives of hospital patients, staff and visitors. As Des Peres Hospital CEO John Grah notes, “It is well documented that art can help in the healing process. Art can take us out of the moment by giving us something else to focus on. It is our hope with this exhibit that we can create a richer environment and a more pleasant experience for our patients and guests, not to mention our employees and medical staff.”
Incorporating an extensive amount of space on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors of Des Peres Hospital, this project brings together a diverse community of artists and organizations dedicated to contemporary visual art, offering a rotating exhibition of art unlike any other in our region. Our shared goals for the program are:
1) Create a dynamic, aesthetically rich and engaging environment through a multitude of artworks spanning a wide range of styles and expressions, to spark curiosity, elevate and enliven the intellectual and emotional wellbeing of hospital visitors and staff. 2) Celebrate the work of local artists and further develop their audience by creating a new outlet through which artists can impact our community.
Art @ Des Peres Hospital Spring-Fall 2015 exhibition opened May 11, 2015 and features 118 original artworks in a variety of media by 18 St. Louis regional artists representing the four partering artists' organizations. The exhibit continued through November 1, 2015. This rotating exhibit is free and open to the public during regular Hospital visiting hours: Daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Spring-Fall 2015 Exhibition at Des Peres Hospital:
Muhammad Alhawagri, St. Louis, MO
Ann K. Aurbach, University City, MO
Sandy Brooks, St. Louis MO
Kim Carr, New Florence, MO
David Chappell, St. Louis, MO
Piety Choi, Highland, IL
David Coleman, St. Charles, MO
Robert Dill, Kirkwood, MO
Kathy Duffin, Bridgeton, MO
Dave Eslinger, St. Louis, MO
Steven Finnegan, St. Louis
Marlene DiFiori Locke, Maryland Heights, MO
Eileen Milford, Affton MO
Wendy Nishi, St. Louis
Andrea Vadner, Richmond Heights, MO
Mary Edwards Wertsch, University City, MO
Jody Williams, Creve Coeur, MO
For more information on this exhibit....
http://www.artstlouis.org/index.php/exhibitions/asl-off-site-exhibition/2012-10-22-17-14-12
Through the vision and support of Des Peres Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri, Art Saint Louis is pleased to join with the Foundry Art Centre, MySLArt.org, and the St. Louis Artists’ Guild in presenting one of the largest collections of original, locally-made art in the St. Louis metropolitan area.
Spring-Fall 2015 Visitor's Guide.Art @ Des Peres Hospital is a unique endeavor to connect and inspire our community through the work of local artists and enrich the lives of hospital patients, staff and visitors. As Des Peres Hospital CEO John Grah notes, “It is well documented that art can help in the healing process. Art can take us out of the moment by giving us something else to focus on. It is our hope with this exhibit that we can create a richer environment and a more pleasant experience for our patients and guests, not to mention our employees and medical staff.”
Incorporating an extensive amount of space on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors of Des Peres Hospital, this project brings together a diverse community of artists and organizations dedicated to contemporary visual art, offering a rotating exhibition of art unlike any other in our region. Our shared goals for the program are:
1) Create a dynamic, aesthetically rich and engaging environment through a multitude of artworks spanning a wide range of styles and expressions, to spark curiosity, elevate and enliven the intellectual and emotional wellbeing of hospital visitors and staff. 2) Celebrate the work of local artists and further develop their audience by creating a new outlet through which artists can impact our community.
Art @ Des Peres Hospital Spring-Fall 2015 exhibition opened May 11, 2015 and features 118 original artworks in a variety of media by 18 St. Louis regional artists representing the four partering artists' organizations. The exhibit continued through November 1, 2015. This rotating exhibit is free and open to the public during regular Hospital visiting hours: Daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Spring-Fall 2015 Exhibition at Des Peres Hospital:
Muhammad Alhawagri, St. Louis, MO
Ann K. Aurbach, University City, MO
Sandy Brooks, St. Louis MO
Kim Carr, New Florence, MO
David Chappell, St. Louis, MO
Piety Choi, Highland, IL
David Coleman, St. Charles, MO
Robert Dill, Kirkwood, MO
Kathy Duffin, Bridgeton, MO
Dave Eslinger, St. Louis, MO
Steven Finnegan, St. Louis
Marlene DiFiori Locke, Maryland Heights, MO
Eileen Milford, Affton MO
Wendy Nishi, St. Louis
Andrea Vadner, Richmond Heights, MO
Mary Edwards Wertsch, University City, MO
Jody Williams, Creve Coeur, MO
For more information on this exhibit....
http://www.artstlouis.org/index.php/exhibitions/asl-off-site-exhibition/2012-10-22-17-14-12
ARTISTS FEATURED IN NEW DISPLAY AT
MISSOURI GOVERNOR’S MANSION (2014-2016)
Hannibal, MO - Eight members of the Missouri Artisans Association/Best of Missouri Hands organization have been selected to have their work displayed at the Missouri Governor’s Mansion as part of an ongoing partnership titled Best of Missouri Hands at The Mansion.
Each year a different medium is selected to be featured. Invited to display their work in 2014-2015 are Best of Missouri Hands Juried Members and photographers Todd Tuttle of Poplar Bluff, Faith Bemiss of Sedalia, Hilary Hitchcock of St. Louis, Gary Winn of Blue Springs, Lori Purk of St. Louis/Clarksville, Martin Spilker of Bethel, Harry Enderle of Boonville, and Kim Carr of New Florence.
I am very proud to have my image of two Missouri Mules, Pat & Jane on exhibit at the Governor's Mansion, especially since the mules is our official State Animal.
Book a tour of the Missouri Governor's Mansion online at...
https://mansion.mo.gov/tours.html
MISSOURI GOVERNOR’S MANSION (2014-2016)
Hannibal, MO - Eight members of the Missouri Artisans Association/Best of Missouri Hands organization have been selected to have their work displayed at the Missouri Governor’s Mansion as part of an ongoing partnership titled Best of Missouri Hands at The Mansion.
Each year a different medium is selected to be featured. Invited to display their work in 2014-2015 are Best of Missouri Hands Juried Members and photographers Todd Tuttle of Poplar Bluff, Faith Bemiss of Sedalia, Hilary Hitchcock of St. Louis, Gary Winn of Blue Springs, Lori Purk of St. Louis/Clarksville, Martin Spilker of Bethel, Harry Enderle of Boonville, and Kim Carr of New Florence.
I am very proud to have my image of two Missouri Mules, Pat & Jane on exhibit at the Governor's Mansion, especially since the mules is our official State Animal.
Book a tour of the Missouri Governor's Mansion online at...
https://mansion.mo.gov/tours.html
ARTS LIVE SPOTLIGHT - Fall 2013
Check out the Fall 2013 Issue of The Arts Live online magazine. I'm honored to have my photography featured in the "Studio Visit" segment, page 30.
This online publication covered all aspects of the local art scene.
Check out the Fall 2013 Issue of The Arts Live online magazine. I'm honored to have my photography featured in the "Studio Visit" segment, page 30.
This online publication covered all aspects of the local art scene.
NEWS WORTHY REVIEWS
KTVI FOX2 NEWS: Sophia Smiling makes the news in preparation for the St. Louis Art Fair in Clayton, MO.
http://fox2now.com/2015/09/10/creative-minds-take-over-clayton-sept-11-13/
MULES RULE: Solo exhibit review by M.T. Erickson, St. Louis Art Writer for the Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/review/mules-rule-but-artist-kim-carr-is-the-first-lady-of-photography?CID=examiner_alerts_article
SHOW OPENING: Article on the opening by M.T. Erickson, St. Louis Art Writer with the Examiner at
http://www.examiner.com/review/the-mule-as-muse-mules-rule-and-presence-shows-open-at-framations-gallery
MONOCHROME SHOW: Review by M.T. Erickson, St. Louis Art Writer for the Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/review/six-years-and-counting-adds-up-to-success-for-framations-gallery?CID=examiner_alerts_article
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - JOURNALISM STUDENTS PROJECT 2013: Interview of how my photography and farming go hand in hand. http://lert3b.wix.com/lifefullcircle
http://fox2now.com/2015/09/10/creative-minds-take-over-clayton-sept-11-13/
MULES RULE: Solo exhibit review by M.T. Erickson, St. Louis Art Writer for the Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/review/mules-rule-but-artist-kim-carr-is-the-first-lady-of-photography?CID=examiner_alerts_article
SHOW OPENING: Article on the opening by M.T. Erickson, St. Louis Art Writer with the Examiner at
http://www.examiner.com/review/the-mule-as-muse-mules-rule-and-presence-shows-open-at-framations-gallery
MONOCHROME SHOW: Review by M.T. Erickson, St. Louis Art Writer for the Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/review/six-years-and-counting-adds-up-to-success-for-framations-gallery?CID=examiner_alerts_article
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - JOURNALISM STUDENTS PROJECT 2013: Interview of how my photography and farming go hand in hand. http://lert3b.wix.com/lifefullcircle
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