Date made
1987Notes
(American) Kandra’s paintings are inspired by travels throughout America and abroad. Her artistic style ranges from traditional to impressionistic. She graduated with honors from the Philadelphia University of the Arts with a BFA in art education. She painted and taught classes and workshops in New England for 25 years. She has a reputation for being an accomplished artist and mentor. She has also painted in many European countries in her travels abroad with her husband. Her paintings are included in numerous private and corporate collections. She graduated with honors from the Philadelphia University of the Arts with a BFA degree in art education. She subsequently engaged in extensive post-graduate studies in drawing, painting and print making. She painted and taught classes and workshops in New England for 25 years where she developed a reputation as an accomplished painter and mentor. In 1990, she moved to Annapolis, MD with her husband. Kay was awarded a fellowship to paint in Brittany, France at Mason D'artiste de las Grande Vigne, a museum in Dinan, Brittany. Following this two month sojourn, she had an exhibition of her paintings at the Embassy of France in Washington, DC. Her works have been included in shows at the following institutions: Embassy of France, Washington, DC; The White House, Washington DC; Maryland Federation of Art, Annapolis, MD; Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA; Springfield Art Museum, Springfield, MA; Fitchburg Art Museum, Springfield, MA; Museum of the Great Plains, Lawton, OK; Brockton Art Center, Brockton, MA; New England Center, Durham, NH; University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH; Plymouth State College, Plymouth, NH; Currier Gallery, Manchester, NH.