Three Sisters in Soil, soil and gesso, 2018 Painted live for World Soil Day at Cornell University. Kirsten Kurtz with Patty Chan, Shulie Li, Fatma Rekik and Emily Detrick and Shiyi Li. Sold.Untitled, Kirsten Kurtz, soil and gesso, 2021Resistance, Kirsten Kurtz, soil and gesso, 2020Greetings from New York, Kirsten Kurtz, soil and gesso on canvas, 36″x48″, 2019 This soil painting was painted live at the New York State FairTerra Mater, Kirsten Kurtz and Julie Rosa, soil and gesso on canvas, 36″x48″, 2019Green Scene, 24×36″, soil and gesso, 2019. Kirsten Kurtz. Commissioned piece, soldMoravian Church Seal, Kirsten Kurtz soil and gesso, 24″x24″, 2019. Commissioned piece, sold.Roses, Kirsten Kurtz with others, soil and gesso on canvas, 36″x48″, 2018. Principal Artist and organizer: Kirsten Kurtz. Design: Phoebe Aceto. Supporting artists: Phoebe Aceto, Patty Chan, Shiyi Li and Alexander Fals. Photo: Craig Cramer. Funded by the Cornell Soil Health Laboratory, Soil and Crop Sciences and the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at Cornell University. Sold. Resilience, Kirsten Kurtz, soil and gesso on canvas, 11″x14″ 2018. Kirsten Kurtz. NFSFinger Lakes Bounty, Kirsten Kurtz, soil and gesso on canvas, 2018. Painted live at the 2018 Ithaca Reggae Fest. Inquire for price.After Artemis. Kirsten Kurtz, soil and gesso on canvas, 24″x20″, 2017. Donated to AAP Women Unite for Equality Show, Tjaden Gallery, Cornell University. Sold.Harold’s View. Kirsten Kurtz, soil and gesso on canvas. 2018. Sold.
Soil, Extra Dirty, Kirsten Kurtz, 2015
McGraw Tower. Kirsten Kurtz and others, soil and gesso, 2015. This painting was part of a community soil painting event on the Cornell University campus to celebrate World Soil Day 2015. Donated. On permanent display at Cornell University.Ode to Audubon. Kirsten Kurtz, soil and gesso, 2017. Inquire for price.Self Portrait, Family Portrait Series. Kirsten Kurtz, soil and gesso. 2014. NFS (My first soil painting)
SELECTED Community Soil Paintings:
2018 Reggae Festival Community Painting, created by ~100 people at the 2018 Ithaca Reggae Festival. Design: Kirsten Kurtz2017 World Soil Day Community Painting, This mural was painted by members of the Cornell university community to celebrate World Soil Day 2017. Design: Kirsten Kurtz