ARTIST STATEMENT
My home and studio is in a 19th c farmhouse in rural Kentucky surrounded by a quiet landscape of farms, forests and lakes. While my art practice takes me to museums and galleries in cities around the world, I need the peace and solitude of my home where I can step out the door anytime of day or year with a sketchbook, commune with nature and recharge my spirit.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
I earned my BFA and MA from WKU and was a grad teaching asst to renowned feminist artist, Judy Chicago in the creation of the environmental exhibit “At Home”, a national touring exhibit, PBS documentary, and permanent documentation at Penn State University. Awarded a fellowship to the National Gallery of Art in DC to study 17th C. Dutch Art.I am listed in Kentucky Women Artists: 1850 – 2000 and currently a Guest Curator researching Kentucky Women Artists: 2000-2025 for publication and exhibition at the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art. I am also the Curator for the Owensboro Convention Center.
© Frederica Diane Huff