Biography

Katherine Noble Churchill grew up riding sporthorses (dressage & jumping) in central Maine. She now lives in Bar Harbor with her family and keeps her horse at a nearby farm, riding outside year-round and enjoys the trails of Acadia National Park. She paints both landscapes and equine subjects in her home studio. She graduated with a B.S. degree in Pre-Veterinary Science from University of Maine at Orono, which included many elective art courses. She continues to study drawing, painting, experimenting with design and enjoys working with clients to develop unique, meaningful paintings for them. Her colorful work, a combination of impressionism, realism, and imagination, is inspired by views & animals of Mount Desert Island, Acadia National Park and travel. She accepts equine paintings commissions, a specialty after having years of riding and horse anatomy experience. A current member of the American Impressionist Society and American Academy of Equine Art.

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Education

B.S., Pre-veterinary Science, University of Maine at Orono, 1997

A.S., Equine Studies, University of Massachusetts Amherst, 1994

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Exhibitions

COLLECT, selection in the Maine College of Art juried show, 2020-2023

Ongoing Exhibit, McKay’s Public House, Bar Harbor, ME, 2016-2024

Shaw Gallery Open Invitational, Northeast Harbor, ME, 2011-2024

2-Person exhibit, Northeast Harbor Library 2014, 2019, 2022, 2024

SPCA Featured Painting at Annual Benefit 2019

ArtWorks! Juried Land & Garden Preserve Show, Mount Desert, ME, 2015, 2017

2-Person Exhibit, Equine & Art History of MDI, Northeast Harbor Library, 2016

Maine Farmland Trust Gallery Juried Benefit Show, Belfast, ME, 2015

The Salty Dog Gallery, Southwest Harbor, ME, featured artist, 2015

Asticou Connection Gallery, Bar Harbor, ME, 2012-2015 (gallery now closed)

Featured Poster Image, Acadia Night Sky Festival, 2015

Art Meets Science, MDI Biological Laboratory, ME, 2013, 2014