Mollie Kellogg

Twenty years ago, Mollie began to seriously explore painting as her primary medium of personal expression. After a decade of theatre work, raising two children and facing life-threatening health issues, her work changed dramatically. Today Mollie’s paintings are more conceptual, often including herself, friends or family as subjects.

Mollie’s work has sold internationally and has galleried in New York City, NY, Santa Fe, NM, La Jolla, CA, Solana Beach, CA, Laguna Beach, CA, San Diego, CA, Seattle, WA, Cheyenne, WY, Birmingham, AL, Phoenix, AZ and Scottsdale AZ.

For more details on Mollie’s mixed media process view The Process (pdf) or The Incognito Witch Project Documentary (video).

Photos on this site are by Petyr Cirino www.petyr.creativespiritworks.com, T.Collins Logan www.toadlandproductions.com, John Schnack www.schnackstudios.com, Sam Chadwick Photography http://www.samchadwickphoto.com, MJ Stevens, Ed Pitts, Chuck McPherson

Special thanks to T. Collis Logan, Glenn Michaels, Bob Hogge, Bigs Dowdy, Rebecca May, Matt Catlett, Tom Sharback, Hank Gross, David Gonzales, Bonnie Stager, Dusty Curtis, Marie Kellogg, UU Art Guild and First UU San Diego, my Collectors, my Co-workers and Clients, the Hanging Crews, the Venue Coordinators, my BAF, Friends and Family, and to all my Models, including: Petyr and Oniric Cirino, Norma Michaels, Ora Mae Petersen, Linda and Sara Maepa, MaryAnne Szuch, George Young, James Johnson, Suzette and True Southfox, James Chen, Jen Brastad, Sharon Goodlove, Valerie Paxton, Andrew Mackey, Bonnie Stager, Homer and Steven Kellogg, Hank Gross, David Gonzales, and T. Collis Logan...