

rachel
kice, painting in performance with "Big and Rich"
Kice joins the rhythms of concerts and cultural gatherings where she
applies paint to spinning canvases; adding line, shape, form, texture
and color to reflect the physical environment and mood of the event.
She is an observer as well as a participant.
Although Kice’s performances yield a finished
art piece, her literal act of painting liberates her from the objects
she creates and offers Rachel the freedom to “exhibit” everywhere from
concert stages to red carpets to museum galleries.
Her work can be found in the private collections
of country music stars to royalty and permanent collections including
the Tennesse State Museum, Emprise Bank, Creative Artist Agency, Sony
Tree and Sony NY. Her reach and appeal has been fortified in many televised
appearances, including the CNN, The Radio Music Awards, Nashville Star,
and CMT’s progressive original reality series, MuzikMafia TV. Kice created
a custom paint scheme for the #4 Lucas Oil Chevrolet that will make its
NASCAR Nextel Cup Series debut in 2006. She was also featured editions
of GQ, Dish and Star and Billboard magazines.
As the only visual artist associated with the MuzikMafia, the Nashville-based
artists’ collaborative that yielded multi-platinum recording artists
Big & Rich and Gretchen Wilson, Kice has appeared on the Chevrolet
Presents Big & Rich and Gretchen Wilson: An American Revolution Fall
stadium tour throughout 2004 and 2005. Rachel
so encapsulates the sights, sounds, and experience of events that she
was the first visual-artist in history signed to a major record label
to promote her artwork through merchandising initiatives.
Kice, a teenage mother originally from Wichita, KS, attended
college on scholarship at The Berklee College of Music, (Boston, MA)
and Wichita State University, where she studied vocal performance and
business. Kice resides in Nashville, TN and Los Angeles, CA, with her
daughter.
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