Courtney Hoelscher

Acrylic, Mixed Media
Flat Rock, NC

Courtney received her degree in Art and Education in 1999. She is a National Board-Certified Art Teacher and has taught art at the high school level in North Carolina since 2007. Her art is exhibited regularly through the Henderson County Arts Council and Advocates for the Arts Organization.

Her art has evolved and reinvented itself year after year as her interests in various media have ebbed and flowed. Despite the constant change in approach and media, Courtney vacillates between the abstract and the human figure/portraiture as her favorite subject matter.

Still Processing It by Courtney Hoelscher at Art on 7th Contemporary Fine Art Gallery

Still Processing

48 x 60
Acrylic on canvas

Courtney Hoelscher - Helen Agnes Rita at Art on 7th

"Helen" "Agnes" & "Rita"

24 x 20
Acrylic Triptych on canvas

Cheryl

24 x 48
Acrylic on canvas

Dreams May Come

108 x 60
Acrylic on canvas

Contemporary fine art titled: Boa Constrictor by Courtney Hoelscher at Art on 7th

Boa Constrictor Eating an Elephant

60 x 48
Acrylic on canvas

Are We There Yet by Courtney Hoelscher displayed at Art on 7th Art Gallery in Hendersonville, NC

Are We There Yet?

36 x 36
Acrylic and varnish on canvas

Passenger is a contemporary fine art piece at Art on 7th by Courtney Hoelscher

Passenger

24 x 24
Acrylic on canvas

Ripple in Still Water by Courtney Hoelscher featured at Art on 7th

Ripple in Still Water

30 x 40
Acrylic on canvas

Its Oh So Quiet by Courtney Hoelscher can be found at Art on 7th Fine Art Gallery in Hendersonville, NC

Oh So Quiet

36 x 36
Acrylic and varnish on canvas

Yama

60 x 48
Acrylic on canvas

Dave by Courtney Hoelscher at Art on 7th Fine Art Gallery

Dave

48 x 24
Acrylic on canvas

Final Destination by Courtney Hoelscher, featured artist at Art on 7th Art Gallery

Final Destination

40 x 30
Acrylic on canvas

What Dreams May Come by Courtney Hoelscher as visualized in an office at Art on 7th Fine Art Gallery

What Dreams May Come

“I embrace the catharsis of the process and worry less about the product, as shown in my nonrepresentational work. My nine painstakingly complex volumes of visual journals reflect my eclectic, ever-evolving approaches to art.”

Courtney Hoelscher
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