Kathy Tate
Kathy Tate is a sixth generation Texan. She helped out on the family dairy farm so cattle and horses were always a part of her life and that seemed to be the direction her art would go, but not so. While raising three sons there was little time to paint during daytime, so she painted at night. She chose to set up still life objects in order to “paint from life”. Even though she excels in still life, the love of architecture, antiques and life in Texas are often subjects in her work. “I like to keep my work fresh and achieve this by incorporating a variety of subject matter.”
Tate’s work has received numerous awards, including most recently, the John Steven Jones Award at the Bosque Art Classic. She has exhibited at the National Cowboy Museum's "Small Works, Great Wonders", the Briscoe Museum's "Night of Artists", "The Russell" CM Russell Museum, Oil Painters of America, Greenhouse Gallery's Salon International, Mountain Oyster Club, Bosque Art Classic, and the Gilcrease Museum. She is a member of Oil Painters of America, American Women Artists, and is on the roster of Artists in Residence with the Texas Commission on the Arts.
She has also been featured in fine art publications and continues her education in workshops and mentoring by other accomplished artists.
Kathy and her husband, Johnny, live in Stephenville, Texas.
Galleries Include: Coeur D’Alene, Thunder Horse, Kornye West, and White Buffalo
Canning Tomatoes
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Pea Pickin'
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