Kathe Fraga’s love and appreciation for all things rich in age and beauty is the result of years spent living in South America and Europe—experiences that deeply influenced her patinaed palette. Kathe has shown her work over the past ten years on Bainbridge Island and Whidbey Island and in Seattle, Atlanta, and Charlotte.
Kathe’s work is shown by Pacini Lubel Gallery, Seattle; Museo Gallery, Langley, Whidbey Island; Roby King Galleries, Bainbridge Island, Washington; and Lark and Key Gallery in Charlotte, North Carolina.
She lives and paints on Bainbridge Island in a 100-year-old stone house by the sea.
Visit Kathe's website at www.kathefraga.com.
Kathe's art will appear in the December 2010 issue of Status Hat.
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