Cowley College art instructor Mark Flickinger has
had several accomplishments during his career as an artist, he can
now add having a painting of his being hung in the Governor’s
mansion to that list.
Flickinger’s oil painting titled “Cedars and Snow” was recently
purchased by the Governor’s Office. Along with the painting being displayed
in the Governor’s mansion, the painting was also used as the Christmas
card, which the Governor’s Office sent out to more than 28,000 homes world
wide.
“I am very pleased that the Governor (Kathleen Sebelius) wanted to use
the image for their Christmas card,” Flickinger said.
Flickinger’s painting, which he finished in April, was based off of property
his family owns near Silverdale. He was also invited to attend the Christmas
party at the Governor’s mansion.

Flickinger has had his work appear in numerous art galleries and had a solo show
Nov. 30 at Gallery 12 in Wichita. He also took part in holiday art shows in Kansas
City and at the Ruschman Gallery in Indianapolis, In. in December.
He also has a commission to do a painting for the headquarters of Kansas City
Southern Railroad as well as did the painting for Cowley College’s annual
Christmas card.
At Cowley, Flickinger teaches Drawing 1 & 2, Painting 1 & 2, and Art
History 1 & 2.
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2007
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