Kathy Clark

Born during the baby boomer generation, I was raised during a period when families were large and incomes modest. My fondest memories were being with my parents and brothers on a dock crabbing fishing, or spending vacation weeks on the coast of South Carolina. The lowcountry of South Carolina and its history have definitely played an important role in my life and art. I often choose landscapes which reflect my feelings for the place I call home. Translating these visions on canvas has been one of the most satisfying ways of expressing myself.

My artistic abilities have developed from a number of sources, including studies with the Gibbes Museum of Charleston, SC, nationally known portrait artists Elizabeth Bronson, landscape artist West Frasier, still life artist Kathy Anderson, and James Pratt, an accomplished palette knife painter from New Zealand.

Piccolo Spoleto's Art in the Park, Charleston, SC
2004 through 2015

Southeastern Wildlife Exhibition, Charleston, SC
2010 through 2015