Karen began selling Indian ink drawings when she was twelve years old and started oil painting when she was only fifteen. By her mid 20's, her work was represented in galleries across Canada. In the early 1980's, her etchings were hanging in the Backroom Gallery in Victoria, British Columbia and her graphite portraits hung in the Touchstone Gallery in Yellowknife, North West Territories. In Lethbridge, the House of Fine Art quickly took to displaying her watercolour work in their gallery. As well, the owner of Toa Chen's Gallery approached her to display her art. Her first solo show was held in 1985 in that same gallery. By the late 1980's she was also represented by Arctic Art of Yellowknife.

Upon arriving in Sudbury, Ontario, her work was immediately noticed. The Artisan hung many of her paintings on their walls, as did Sudbury Fine Arts and A Little Something. Commissioned paintings were ordered (as had been in every other city she resided), and pieces sold quickly from The Attic, another local gallery. She has garnered first place, best of show ribbons in Alberta, the Northwest Territories and Ontario, all in juried art exhibits.

Within the last few years, her pieces have been displayed at Art Mode Gallery in Ottawa, as well as at Be Creative in Sudbury.

Karen's work has traveled the globe and it has always left a strong impression wherever it has landed.

For pricing and availability, please contact Karen directly. Orders may be taken via the internet, or in person. All major credit cards accepted.