Text Box: Natalie Stovall

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Text Box: Houston Westside Art Festival Women in the Arts – Kansas City, Kansas Arts in the Midwest – Garden City, Kansas Barton County College Juried Show – Kansas Museum of Fine Arts – Wichita, Kansas First Place – 1st Annual Mural Competition       Washington University – St.Louis, Missouri One-Man Show at Wichita State University 1998 One-Man Show at Horton Foote Theatre –       Sealy, Texas 2000 Lone Star Art Guild Show –       Honorable Mention – Sugar Land, Texas 2001 Sugar Land Area Artists’ Show –       Sugar Land, Texas 2001 Art League of Houston Show & Competition 2001 Works on Paper Show: Mixed Bag Gallery –       Houston, Texas 2002 Floral Show at Sable V Gallery –       Galveston, Texas 2005-2006 Municipal Art Show at City Hall –       Houston, Texas 2008 First Place Central Texas Pastel Society 7th Annual Membership Competition

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Text Box:              Natalie Stovall was raised in Houston, Texas where she attended the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts.  After graduation in 1980, she was awarded a Ford Foundation scholarship to study art at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.              In 1982, she transferred to the University of Arizona’s School of Fine Art.  She graduated there in 1984 with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts, specializing in drawing and painting.              In 1985, she enrolled in the master’s degree of Fine Arts program at Wichita State University in Wichita, Kansas.  Her major was drawing and painting.  While there, she taught freshman and sophomore drawing as well as beginning photography.  Ms. Stovall earned her Master’s of Fine Arts in 1987.              After returning to Houston in 1987, she began working at a real estate development firm.  She became Marketing Director there where some of her responsibilities included overseeing video production, producing flyers, brochures, and invitations, and handling sign production and installation.              By 1999, she began working as a full-time artist.  She has just completed illustrating a children’s book.