Catherine works in watercolor painting, but she also works in printmaking, collage, and fiber art.
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Watercolor is a perfect medium for depicting the ever-changing natural world. Trees, clouds, water, and rocks capture and reflect light and color in a way that can be observed only momentarily, as the light passes and changes. In the last year I have focused on the beauty surrounding us in North Carolina, both the dramatic and the everyday. I have deliberately refrained from including man-made objects or even animals in my paintings, focusing only on the interplay of plants, earth, water, air and light. A watercolor impression of a moment in time provides a sense of the transient and fragile nature of our world.
Catherine Kramer Artist Bio
Catherine has studied painting, printmaking and fiber arts at the University of Minnesota, Durham Arts Council, Pocosin Arts and John Campbell
Folk Art School. In addition to watercolor painting, Catherine uses gourds as a three-dimensional canvas for mixed media and fiber. Catherine’s artwork has been exhibited across the triangle area since 2008.
Recent and Current Exhibitions
Colonial Inn; November 2020 - present
Galloway Ridge Artists Collaboration; November 2020 – present
Durham Artists Guild Members’ Extravaganza; December 2020 – February 2021
Golden Belt Grand Gallery Reawakening; July 2020 – September 2020
Durham Artists Guild Members’ Extravaganza; December 2020 – February 2021
Durham Artists Guild Compose and Materialize; January 10 – March 7, 2020.
Hillsborough Gallery of Arts Resolution 2020 Juried Art Show; January 2020
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