Thank you LVA for the opportunity to talk about my work and current project. http://www.louisvillevisualart.org/artebella/2016/10/18/qa-jennifer-laura-palmer

I am grateful I was selected to participate in this amazing workshop on Sunday. And I want to say thank you to everyone at 21c Museum and the workshop leaders Colleen Keegan and Beverly Mclver. I learned a lot on Strategic Planning and looking forward to putting everything I learned into action.

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Palmer the Traveling Artist

Simpsonville, Ky, May 5, 2016– Kentucky Artist Jennifer Laura Palmer will be commencing her journey of cruising the Kentucky roadways to complete Plein Air artworks.  These artworks completed will be about the nostalgia and the adventures that she stumbles across.

Palmer states: “I will be searching for spots that inspire me and stories that can accompany the artwork. These trips will be about creating connections and memories of the landscapes and all the people I encounter.  ” 

If you would like to suggest locations of interest for her travels, please send her an email at jpalmerstudio@gmail.com.  And if you see her painting by her ‘51 Chevy stop and share a moment of time and have a conversation while she creates her art.  This project is about documenting a changing landscape and creating memories of the stories she encounters. Follow the journey at http://palmertravelingartist.tumblr.com/

Palmer the Traveling Artist

Simpsonville, Ky, May 5, 2016– Kentucky Artist Jennifer Laura Palmer will be commencing her journey of cruising the Kentucky roadways to complete Plein Air artworks.  These artworks completed will be about the nostalgia and the adventures that she stumbles across.

Palmer states: “I will be searching for spots that inspire me and stories that can accompany the artwork. These trips will be about creating connections and memories of the landscapes and all the people I encounter.  ” 

If you would like to suggest locations of interest for her travels, please send her an email at jpalmerstudio@gmail.com.  And if you see her painting by her ‘51 Chevy stop and share a moment of time and have a conversation while she creates her art.  This project is about documenting a changing landscape and creating memories of the stories she encounters. Follow the journey at http://palmertravelingartist.tumblr.com/