testimonials
Pete & Julie- California
As our friends and family leave our home they marvel at the different view of "Silent
Thunder" and how Cool the artwork and how great the artist is.
Thank you Kathy for the many years of friendship.
As our friends and family leave our home they marvel at the different view of "Silent
Thunder" and how Cool the artwork and how great the artist is.
Thank you Kathy for the many years of friendship.
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Donna & Earl, New Mexico
Humm Along
I first saw Kathy Morrow's work in the rock art on the Tortugas Dam in Las Cruces. I was very impressed with her vision and creativity. I was so sad to hear it was going to be removed but she would be doing new rock art at the NMSU golf course which is now finished and impressive. But when I saw her paintings and kinetic art at various art shows I told my husband, "I want one of those someday." Well someday came June,2025.
I chose Humm-Along because of my fascination with hummingbirds. Our bay window allows me to watch them closely. I have also learned to appreciate the beauty of cactii along with the pain as I keep getting too close. The joy of this painting is from the right I can see one hummingbird hovering above cactus fruit; from the left I see a different hummingbird with the blossoms wide open. The frontal view shows them both. The careful detail, the beading, the colors and even the beautiful frame makes this a piece of art we will treasure for years.
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Kay & Don-Arizona & Missouri
Horse Feathers Remarqued
This one of our favorite pieces from our Kathy Morrow Collection. We were horse owners at one time, so we like everything about it: the art work, of course, the colors, the fetish in the corner and the beautiful matting.
DRIFTING VISIONS
This painting is our first kinetic and a most favorite in our collection. It was Kathy's first Kinetic painting made in 1990.
We saw it years ago when Kathy had a showing "off the square" from the Indian Market in Santa Fe. We were stopped in our tracks because the painting was so unique. To this day it brings us much joy. Our guests are awed when they see it!
PS : It brings back memories of our big black horse, too.
Horse Feathers Remarqued
This one of our favorite pieces from our Kathy Morrow Collection. We were horse owners at one time, so we like everything about it: the art work, of course, the colors, the fetish in the corner and the beautiful matting.
DRIFTING VISIONS
This painting is our first kinetic and a most favorite in our collection. It was Kathy's first Kinetic painting made in 1990.
We saw it years ago when Kathy had a showing "off the square" from the Indian Market in Santa Fe. We were stopped in our tracks because the painting was so unique. To this day it brings us much joy. Our guests are awed when they see it!
PS : It brings back memories of our big black horse, too.
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SUGAR BEAR This bear hangs proudly in our bedroom . Don especially likes the expression on the bear's face . We also have some the Christmas cards. |
SISTERS OF THE WIND We have had eagles nest in our pasture for several years to raise their young . Also we love to see the eagles soar over Table Rock Lake on fishing expeditions to feed their family ENCHANTMENT This painting holds a prominent place on the fireplace in our living room for our guest to see and admire as much as we do. |
Don Parish of Las Vegas NV
I first met Kathy Morrow in 2006, at the Cowboy Christmas Art Show in Las Vegas. I was wearing my Buffalo Soldier hat and we talked awhile. I do presentations on the history of Buffalo Soldiers and she asked if I could come back in my full uniform for some photo shoots in the parking lot. From that she made the first Kinetic painting of me called Tatanka Brothers. Later she painted a minature Trail of Painted Ponies horse the the same name. I own that pony and one day I plan to own the big Kinetic painting too. Meantime, I've been collecting other paintings that she has done of me and my Arabian horse, Ghost. My horse is a natural dancer. I played a jazz recording in the corral to show Kathy how my horse dances. He loves Jazz and danced for Kathy so she painted Ghost Dancing. My beautiful horse has since passed on but I have the painting to remember him.
Kathy had an idea to paint Cathy Williams a female Buffalo Soldier from 1866. She had a model but needed my help with dressing her model as a Buffalo Soldier of that time period. Using clothes I sent to her, she was able to make three original paintings. William Cathay's Secret - Cathy Williams Revealed -Cathy William's Secret. I bought number 1 of 95 print of Cathy Williams Revealed. I'm trying to talk her into a limited edition print of William Cathay's Secret.
Kathy invited me to model in South Dakota at the Shearer Ranch outside of Wall SD. There a over 150 models and about 50 professional artists. I was the only Buffalo Soldier that year and I got a lot of photo shoots from other artists. I met Chief David Bald Eagle and we sat on a log and visited while Kathy took pictures of us. David Bald Eagle showed me the hand sign for Buffalo and that became the painting "Small Talk" I am the proud owner of both Small Talk and Ghost Dancing and another Trail of Painted Ponies " Buffalo Soldier" .
I'm available for Buffalo Soldier presentations. My contact information is on the banner below.
I first met Kathy Morrow in 2006, at the Cowboy Christmas Art Show in Las Vegas. I was wearing my Buffalo Soldier hat and we talked awhile. I do presentations on the history of Buffalo Soldiers and she asked if I could come back in my full uniform for some photo shoots in the parking lot. From that she made the first Kinetic painting of me called Tatanka Brothers. Later she painted a minature Trail of Painted Ponies horse the the same name. I own that pony and one day I plan to own the big Kinetic painting too. Meantime, I've been collecting other paintings that she has done of me and my Arabian horse, Ghost. My horse is a natural dancer. I played a jazz recording in the corral to show Kathy how my horse dances. He loves Jazz and danced for Kathy so she painted Ghost Dancing. My beautiful horse has since passed on but I have the painting to remember him.
Kathy had an idea to paint Cathy Williams a female Buffalo Soldier from 1866. She had a model but needed my help with dressing her model as a Buffalo Soldier of that time period. Using clothes I sent to her, she was able to make three original paintings. William Cathay's Secret - Cathy Williams Revealed -Cathy William's Secret. I bought number 1 of 95 print of Cathy Williams Revealed. I'm trying to talk her into a limited edition print of William Cathay's Secret.
Kathy invited me to model in South Dakota at the Shearer Ranch outside of Wall SD. There a over 150 models and about 50 professional artists. I was the only Buffalo Soldier that year and I got a lot of photo shoots from other artists. I met Chief David Bald Eagle and we sat on a log and visited while Kathy took pictures of us. David Bald Eagle showed me the hand sign for Buffalo and that became the painting "Small Talk" I am the proud owner of both Small Talk and Ghost Dancing and another Trail of Painted Ponies " Buffalo Soldier" .
I'm available for Buffalo Soldier presentations. My contact information is on the banner below.
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Tatanka Brothers
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Buffalo Soldier Pony
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Buffalo Soldier Pony
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Tatanka Brothers Pony
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Tatanka Brothers Pony
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Small Talk
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Ghost Dancing
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William Cathay's Secret
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Cathy William's Secret
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Cathy Williams Revealed
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Mary - Las Cruces, NM
Desert Mirage
There is no window over my kitchen sink and I missed seeing the local animals. Enter my friend Kathy and her love of New Mexico wildlife. She visited my kitchen, measured the wall space, and asked me for 3 animals to include in a kinetic painting where I would be able to see different animals as I walked by in each direction. I picked a roadrunner, quail and lizard. It fits the space perfectly.
There is no window over my kitchen sink and I missed seeing the local animals. Enter my friend Kathy and her love of New Mexico wildlife. She visited my kitchen, measured the wall space, and asked me for 3 animals to include in a kinetic painting where I would be able to see different animals as I walked by in each direction. I picked a roadrunner, quail and lizard. It fits the space perfectly.
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