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Keri Nicole Chartrand

By FBN on October 9, 2014 in Community Profile

Flagstaff artist Kari Nicole Pollard is beginning a new venture as an independent art curator. She founded the Naked Arts Collective and is currently booking art exhibits for two local Flagstaff venues. Keri is looking for more businesses that are in need of an experienced coordinator to book their monthly arts shows, while boosting their First Friday attendance and directly supporting the local arts community. For information on how to join the collective, or to have Keri curate art exhibits for your business, please contact her directly at kerinicoldesigns@gmail.com.

Keri is a graduate of Northern Arizona University with a BS in Interior Design, with a Minor in Sustainable Community Planning. She employs her passion for design as a catalyst in creating fresh and exciting art work. Her paintings are gaining more popularity as she continues to explore the boundaries of her own imagination. She currently has clients in Arizona (Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Tucson, and Flagstaff), Portland, New Orleans, New York, and New Hampshire.

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