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Recognition
2004 Best of Medium - Sonoma County Harvest Fair
2005 First Place Pastel - Sonoma County Harvest Fair
2006 Honorable Mention: American Impressionist Society National Exhibit
Special Exhibits
2001 California Small Works Exhibit
2001 Art at the Source Open Studio
2002 Windows of Sonoma, Three Women Show
2002 Art at the Source Open Studio
2003 Art at the Source Open Studio
2003 Susan G. Komen Benefit Art Show
2004 Art at the Source Open Studio
2005 Art at the Source Open Studio
2004 Susan G. Komen Benefit Art Show
2004 Solo Holiday Art Show, Benefit for Alzheimer’s Assn
2004 The Strasbourg Series, Solo Show
2006 “Explorations
in Art and Language” Exhibit, Sebastopol
Center for the Arts
2007 American Impressionist Society National
Exhibit
Education
1973 Graduate of Brooks Institute of Photography
1996 - Present
Studies with master colorist and mentor
Susan Sarback School of Light and Color
2004 Artist Sabbatical, Strasbourg, France
Art Societies + Committees
The American Impressionist Society
Sebastopol Center of the Arts
Arts Council of Sonoma County
2004 Steering Committee - Art at the Source
2005 Steering Committee - Art at the Source
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Jill Keller-Peters lives in the northern California wine country with her husband, Josef Keller, a chef and restaurateur. Jill creates paintings that reflect light, color and atmosphere. Her work conveys an affirmation of the beauty, quiet strength and character of this sweet earth.
The artist uses a unique process of layering color to depict luminosity. Jill perfects her technique out in the field, on the road and in her studio. Other artists describe her approach as "refined and rhythmic, with visual depth." Ms. Keller-Peters’ work has received recognition both locally and nationally.
Jill has a solid background in photography. She shared a partnership in a premiere portrait studio in Marin County for over twenty years. When her love for design and painting began to emerge, she followed that path to more fully manifest her inner world: a world of light and color.
Inspiring others to see the subtle delicacies in a landscape, the unexpected changes in light, and the mood of the air on a particular day is a consequence that the artist finds most fulfilling about her work.
An ongoing and ever-changing exhibit of Ms. Keller-Peters’ work can
be viewed at The Jill Keller-Peters Gallery at Josef’s Restaurant in
Santa Rosa.
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