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From Coronado Cultural Arts Commission

  1. Art Outside the Box Take 2: 6th and Orange Avenue by Mason Dean, Jocain Howard, Image 1.

    Art Outside the Box Take 2: 6th and Orange Avenue

    Mason Dean, Jocain Howard

    Graphic wrap of historic photographs

  2. All is Well by Evan Moulton, Image 1.

    All is Well

    Evan Moulton

    Pre-weathered steel sculpture

  3. The Chase by Schmidt Design Group, Inc., Image 1.

    The Chase

    Schmidt Design Group, Inc.

    Bronze Bus Station

  4. Life is Beautiful by Connie Spitzer, Image 2.

    Life is Beautiful

    Connie Spitzer

  5. Afternoon Sail by George Kunberger, Image 1.

    Afternoon Sail

    George Kunberger

    Photography printed on metal

    15 x 15 in

    $100

  6. Cherry Less Blossom by David Pruitt, Image 1.

    Cherry Less Blossom

    David Pruitt

    Archival Mettalic Paper

    14 x 11 in

    $300

  7. Egrets in the Wind by Deidre Hamaguchi, Image 1.

    Egrets in the Wind

    Deidre Hamaguchi

    giclee of gpuache on paper

    12 x 9 in

    $50

  8. Ventotene by Susan Butterfly-Ebert, Image 1.

    Ventotene

    Susan Butterfly-Ebert

    Oil

    10 x 8 in

    NFS

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About the artist

Karrie Jackson

Although the primary focus of Karrie Jackson's artwork is landscape painting, this print of a
digital painted portrait of Puma Fredy Quispe Singona celebrates our human connection to the
land. The reference for this artwork was a clip from an international Zoom class Karrie took from
Puma who resides in Peru. Karrie earned a BFA from California College of the Arts, San
Francisco, With Distinction; obtained a Masters of Education, Arts Curriculum & Instruction from
Lesley University; and Single Subject Teaching Credential in Visual Art from Point Loma
Nazarene College. For 11 years, Karrie has been teaching CoSA Visual Art.
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