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Dan Kuehn

Dan Frank Kuehn grew up in the back of a North Dakota grocery store

Gallery

Reptile habitat plan design for Reptile Conservation International
Book design for Michael Young
Album cover design for Jon Hassell
Logo for artist Tom Rogers
Browser Records logo
Book design for Jonathan Slator
CD package for Lama Foundation
CD and LP package design for Jon Hassell
Cover for song

About the Art

Is it art? It’s just what I do.

Big fan of Beauty.

Can’t get enough.

Bio

Dan Frank Kuehn grew up in the back of a North Dakota grocery store owned by his parents, Walt and Ann Kuehn.

In the summer of 1970, Dan, 19, and his brother Herb, 18, floated 2,000 miles down the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, from Bismarck, North Dakota to Memphis, Tennessee, searching for adventure.

Contact

Dan Kuehn
Dan Frank Digital Design
PO Box 703
Questa NM 87556
dan@frankdan.com
575-224-1053
Website

Other Local Artists

Ellen Wood • Maruška

Writer Ellen Wood paints under her father’s middle name: Maruška.
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Steve Racicot

Dream-inspired bronze sculptures
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Michael Ridder

Creating a vessel requires patience and commitment to a process that is thousands of years old.
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Theresa Sandoval

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This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs,
and by the National Endowment for the Arts.

Questa Creative Council
PO Box 1025
Questa, NM 87556

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Our Mission

Questa Creative Council seeks to strengthen and sustain community enrichment and economic opportunities through arts, culture, history, and education.

Our Vision

We will enhance opportunities to build cooperation among artists, artisans, cultural creatives and community members. We will help build a beneficial future while nurturing, sustaining or reviving traditional and contemporary creative pursuits.

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This project is supported in part by an award from New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts, Art Works.