When Pigs Fly by Karen Wagaman

Karen Wagaman is a versatile artist with a passion for watercolor, digital art, and mixed media. With a degree in studio art and business, she has honed her skills in both traditional and digital mediums. Her love for animals and painting led her to create custom pet portraits, and her current location in Arkansas has inspired her to delve into designing hogs.

Beyond her personal artistic endeavors, Karen is deeply involved in promoting the creative economy in Northwest Arkansas. As the Vice President of Downtown Development for the Rogers Lowell Chamber, she engages with creative business owners, artists, and makers from the region, fostering a vibrant artistic community.

Karen is a co-founder of the Downtown Rogers Art on the Bricks Art Walk, a monthly event that celebrates regional artists and performers while enriching the cultural landscape of Downtown Rogers. Additionally, she plays a key role as a co-founder and Board Member of the Rogers Experimental House, a dynamic art space where artists can create, teach, and exhibit their work. The Experimental House offers studio, classroom, and exhibit space for rent, providing a hub for artistic innovation and collaboration in the community. Karen Wagaman’s dedication to the arts and her role in nurturing creative spaces make her a driving force in the cultural scene of Northwest Arkansas.