About

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Susan Kienholz was born and raised in Jackson, Michigan and educated at Kendall College of Art and Design and Grand Valley State University both in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Susan has lived on the Western Slope of Colorado for many years. Her
art reflects a passion for the area and its history with an emphasis on the Native
American culture such as Mimbres Designs, Mission Churches, Prehistoric Ruins
and Petroglyphs, landscapes and many other subjects. She focuses on original
watercolors and oils and has published Limited Edition Prints, Giclée's and
Southwest Notecards.

Over the years her work has reached a national audience through exhibits in
Michigan, Colorado and Arizona. Currently her work can be seen in the permanent collection of The Western Colorado Center for the Arts (Grand Junction, CO), the Ute Indian Museum (Montrose,CO), the Historic La Posada Hotel (Winslow, AZ), El Tovar Gift Shop at the (Grand Canyon National Park, AZ) and Detours at the Historic La Fonda Hotel, (Santa Fe, New Mexico).

She has been represented in many private collections. Additionally she has shown in Galleries and Art Exhibits such as the Scottsdale Artist's School "Best and Brightest" Shows in Scottsdale, Arizona.