Carol Wiebe

Flora Doehler is one of those artists whose work gets your attention, and then you fall in love with her life. Or the other way around. Either way, if it hasn’t happened to you ~yet~ I feel compelled to warn you that Our Bear River Adventure is an irresistible read. If Boz (otherwise known as Charles Dickens) was alive today, I’m sure he would subscribe to Flora’s blog. Charles Dickens It all begins with this compelling précis: In the fall of 2007, Flora and Larry moved from

My post about printmaker Karen Kunc prompted a comment from artist Deb Sims: Am I the only one who has both a sense of “Wow, how fabulous” and “Geez, I can never hope to experience/create/attain this level with my art” when I see someone like this? My reply? I think there is a great chain of art making and, like the great chain of being, it has its levels. While you are busy looking “up” the chain and wondering if you could ever achieve that level, someone else is gazing up a

Karen Kunc has become well know, in art circles, for her large-scale woodcuts. Kunc’s work has been shown in such renowned places as the  Museum of Modern Art, the National Museum of American Art, the National Museum of Women in the Arts, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the New Orleans Museum of Art, and the National Academy Museum and School of Fine Arts, to name a few. She has actually had more than 100 exhibitions throughout the United States and Europe. She has also taught nu