With an Abstract Eye,
the artist sees the world as it
would be if things were as they
could be.
Ketu’rah Glore has such an eye.
Ketu’rah’s roots stretch from
Africa to San Diego, to Atlanta,
to New York, and thru parts of
Europe.
She began transferring thoughts
to canvas around the age of 14
when she realized that she had a
knack for expressing herself thru art.
The young artiste found guidance
and inspiration in the tutelage of
renowned artists Maurice Evans
and Grace Kisa.
Along her journey thru Life,
releasing her stresses thru art
became therapeutic for her.
"Pressure may bust pipes",
but Ketu’rah creates precious
jewels out of the weight of the
world.
Ketu’rah describes her style as
“ethnic abstract” while remaining
“universally beautiful mixed media”.
She is an artist who turns concepts
of unique perspective into a
smorgasbord of food for thought for
those who would feast their minds eye
upon her creations.
Her works are provocative enough to
invoke opinions, yet brilliant in the
simplicity of the message that they represent.
In addition to being a prolific painter,
Ketu’rah is an acclaimed artist.
She earned a Degree in:
Computer Aided Draft & Design
from ITT Technical Institute March 2011
in addition was inducted into the
National Technical Honors Society
on August 21, 2010.
At the Killeen Spring Art Competition in 2008,
she was awarded The Golden Toad Award
for her painting titled “1977” and she was also
voted “The People’s Choice” at the same
competition.
Ketu’rah was appointed the biographical
candidate to represent Killeen, Texas in the
prestigious Cambridge “Who’s Who among
Executive and Professional Women” (2006 – 2007).
Fine art is second only to Love and laughter
when it comes to turning a house into a home
or a business into a home base.
You can view and purchase some Ketu’rah Glore
originals such as “Spirit Locks”at the
East Art Gallery in Austin, Texas.
