Jacqueline“Jackie” Carlson has an artistic streak as wide as a country
mile; with scores of framed digital works as vivid and bright as a 150-count
Crayola® box, Carlson’s hobby is a relatively new hobby for an artist whose
works are so polished.
“I took up photography as a hobby only about four years ago,” says
Carlson. “My favorite place to shoot is on Lake Superior; my husband and I have
a cabin there, and the natural beauty of the landscape and seascape is really
inspiring,” Carlson adds.
Carlson’s affection for nature is apparent in her works, as many of
them feature wild birds and flowers.
Carlson’s artistic endeavors are not limited to photography; Carlson is
a member of the Burnett Area Arts Group (BAAG) Art Center in Siren, Wisc. and
recently dabbled in fabric-dyeing. Starting with white linen, Carlson explains
that artists are able to get creative with colors and make pillows and scarves,
and use dyed pieces for quilting and décor.
A student in the medical assistant A.A.S. program, Carlson started her
academic career at Pine Technical College in June, 2010. Previously, Carlson worked in an
ophthalmology clinic and decided to return to college for a degree in a field
aligned with her medical-service background. An empty nester, Carlson resides
in Grantsburg, Wisc. with her husband and her 115 lb. Alaskan malamute, Meeko.
You can see a few of Carlson’s photography pieces on display now
through May, 2013. The exhibit, affectionately called the Pine Art Gallery,
features works of original art created by established and/or emerging artists
from the Pine Area, embracing the talent and creativity of PTC students, staff, faculty, and the larger Pine community. The works
featured change seasonally, and many kinds of artworks are showcased including
paintings, photographs, pottery, sculptures, sketches, wood carvings and more.
If you are an artist from the Pine Area and wish to exhibit your works, see the
Pine Technical College Director of Marketing Director in Student Affairs.
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Photos by Jackie Carlson are on display in the Pine Art Gallery.PHOTO below
Jackie Carlson, MA student and current Pine Art Gallery exhibitor.
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