Carol Flueckiger is an artist who brings expertise of ecoart, cyanotype and drawing to her artworks and outreach workshops. Her artistic leadership entails creating custom artwork and custom workshops focused on solar energy, water conservation and recycling. Her projects Solar Powered Painting, Drawing Playa Wetlands, Solitude of Selfie and Cash Paid for Rags were made in collaboration with various non-profit and corporate organizations to include Flower Power Energy Meets Art corporation, University Medical Center, American Antiquarian Society national research library, Ogallala Commons land stewardship non-profit and Women’s Rights National Historical Park. Her artworks and workshops have been widely exhibited, awarded and featured in media/publications. She is a professor of art at Texas Tech University and her work is represented by Charles Adams gallery. She lives in Lubbock with her husband and son.

Carol Flueckiger, Professor of Art, Texas Tech University

Education

MFA, Studio University of New Mexico

BFA, Cum Laude, Studio Art University of Minnesota

Gallery Representation

Charles Adams Gallery, Lubbock, TX

Awards and Honors

2025 Art, Environment, Sustainability, Flower Power Energy Meets Art

2025 Certificate Vision to Impact & Sustainability Research Award, Talkington College of Visual and Performing Arts

2025 Certificate of Recognition, Texas Tech University Societal Impact Fellows Program

2024 Winner of the Week! Flower Power Global Art Competition, “Experiencing Energy” sponsored by Flower Power: Energy Meets Art corporation

2023 The Best in Texas 2023, Best Commemorative Poster by Feature Artist Carol Flueckiger, Lubbock Art Festival

2020 Texas Tech University Office of Research & Innovation, Research Spotlight on Women Faculty

2017 Finalist for Texas Biennial Open Call, Juror Leslie Moody Castro

2016 Texas Tech University Integrated Scholar Award, Office of the Provost, Texas Tech University

2013 Ph Phi’s PHInest Teaching Award, Nov. 12, 2013

2011 Honorable Mention, Soho Photo 7th Annual Alternative Processes

2011 First Place Award, TASA One Cube Foot Exhibition, East Fork Gallery, Ft. Worth, TX

2011 Best of Show, Juried Gallery Lubbock Arts Festival

2007 TASA Artist Award: Paul Hanna Lecture Series, Texas Association School of Art

2006 Juror Recognition Award, Thirteenth Annual National Hopper House Art Center

2000 University of New Mexico Art in Public Spaces Purchase Award

1994 Berkeley Art Center National Juried Exhibition, First Place Award in Printmaking,

 

Grants

2024 Drawing Playa Wetlands: Communicating Climate Change Through Art, Talkington College of Visual and Performing Arts RCAA Red Grant

2021 Faculty Development Leave: Art, Environment, Sustainability

2017 Catalyst Scholarship Program, TTU, Solitude of Selfie

2013 TTU CAHSS Grant, Three Eleanors: A Solar Powered Paper Doll Production, Devised Theatre Project, Co-investigator Dorothy Chansky, Theatre & Dance

2012 TTU CAHSS Grant, Women’s Bible Research for Art, Library of Congress, Washington DC

2008 Faculty Development Leave: Early American History in Art, Travel to Women’s Rights National Historical Park and American Antiquarian Society

2007 Texas Tech Research Enhancement Fund Grant, Digital Art Equipment

2007 Texas Tech University Arts and Humanities Grant, Digital Equipment

2006 Gloria Lyerla Library Travel Grant, Women’s Rights National Historical Park, Texas Tech University Libraries

2002 Lubbock Art Alliance Grant, Color of Avant-Garde

2002 Texas Commission on the Arts Grant, Color of the Avant-Garde

 

Artist Residencies, Art Registry, Workshop

2017 Women Studio Workshop, Rosendale, NY

2017 Elsewhere Studios Artist Residency, Paonia, CO

2009 The Jay and Deborah Last Artist Fellowship is for creative and performing artists and writers, American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, MA

2006 Vermont Studio Center, Jonson, VT

2006-13 The Drawing Center Viewing Program & Artist Registry, NYC

2000 Montefiascone Library and Archive Conservation Project\Montefiascone, Italy, July 3-Aug. 4

1995 Tamarind Collaborative Lithography Workshop, Tamarind Institute, Albuquerque NM

 

Public Collections

UMC Medical Center

Texas Tech University, Austin, Texas

Women’s Right’s National Historical Park, Seneca Falls, NY

American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, MA

Sustainable Cabin, Pease River Foundation, Crowell, TX,

Student Wellness Center, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX

Longview Museum of Fine Arts, Longview, TX

West Hall Visitors Center, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX

University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 

Canson-Talens Inc., South Hadley, MA

Target Center, Minneapolis, MN