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Conversation with Chris Kahler: Artist and Professor of Art

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In this episode, Valerie and Armin welcome artist Christopher Kahler to discuss his journey in the art world, the influences from his family, and the importance of relationships in the art community. They explore Koehler's artistic development, teaching philosophy, and the challenges he faced, including personal health issues. The conversation emphasizes the significance of collaboration, the pursuit of art, and the value of education without the burden of debt.

Chris Kahler is the department chair for the art and design department at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois and recently took up the interim role as director of the Tarble Art Center, which is the University Art Museum.

He has an MFA from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, an MA in painting from Eastern Illinois University, and a BFA from Ohio Wesleyan University.

Chris Kahler is represented by Bruno David Gallery in St. Louis, Missouri.

Chris Kahler: Eastern Illinois University Website

Chris Kahler: Represented by Bruno David Gallery

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In this episode, Valerie and Armin welcome artist Christopher Kahler to discuss his journey in the art world, the influences from his family, and the importance of relationships in the art community. They explore Koehler's artistic development, teaching philosophy, and the challenges he faced, including personal health issues. The conversation emphasizes the significance of collaboration, the pursuit of art, and the value of education without the burden of debt.

Chris Kahler is the department chair for the art and design department at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois and recently took up the interim role as director of the Tarble Art Center, which is the University Art Museum.

He has an MFA from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, an MA in painting from Eastern Illinois University, and a BFA from Ohio Wesleyan University.

Chris Kahler is represented by Bruno David Gallery in St. Louis, Missouri.

Chris Kahler: Eastern Illinois University Website

Chris Kahler: Represented by Bruno David Gallery

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