Carol S. Reeves, CSW, originally from Kentucky, has been active in the Denver art scene since 1980 as a member of the Denver Allied Art Guild, Artists by Design, and as a signature member of the Colorado Watercolor Society. Her watercolor and mixed media paintings - usually focusing on the environment - have won four first-place, three second-place, and two third-place awards, as well as five honorable mentions. Twice she has won a place in the winner's circle of the Littleton Art Depot, and she has received the Grombacher Medallion Award. She has had over 30 one-woman exhibits, including such venues as Denver' s Boettcher Concert Hall and the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder.

For more information about the artist's work, please contact Ms. Reeves at 303-733-8404.

Artist’s Statement

My paintings speak to the plight of life on our planet - the fragility of the earth, its atmosphere, and its living creatures. Our earth 's thin crust, covered by its shallow sea of air, delicately holds all of our fragile forms of life. As we humans pour wastes into the air and toxins onto land and into water, species after species of plants and animals disappear forever. Some of my paintings are on musical scores to symbolize the need to harmonize with the music of the earth. Survival of our planet requires our effort as never before. Hopefully my paintings will bring commitment to harmony with our environment and peace in our lives.