Karen Hubacher’s paintings and collagraph prints are characterized by their organized structures and their highly textured surfaces. Architectural and landscape motifs are evident, as well as a commitment to formal abstraction issues of problem solving. Her work is a search to describe the inner, experiential regions shaped by the environment...............the effect of landscape, the poetics of space, the texture of memory, the weight of experience.

Hubacher holds a B.S. from American University and has also studied at the Corcoran College of Art and Design, Vermont Studio Center, Santa Fe Art Institute, and Bennington College. Her work has been exhibited in invitational and solo shows both in the Washington DC area and throughout the United States.

Hubacher's work is included in the collections of Edward Albee, the International Monetary Fund, the City Hall Art Collection at the John A. Wilson Building, the Public Art Program of the Arlington Dept. Of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources, Booz-Allen Hamilton, Embassy Suites Hotel, the American Embassy in Poland, and many other corporate and private collections in the United States and Europe.