Kerry Rowland-Avrech

Kerry Rowland-Avrech moved to Davis in the late 2000's.  She lived in Davis and surrounding areas for approximately ten years before relocating to the Pacific Northwest. After completion of a privately commissioned mural for the historical Anderson Bank Building, she was later asked to join the Davis Mural Team.  She was also Artist in Residence of the Log Cabin Gallery in 2011 and 2012, and former board member of two art associations in Northern California. She has numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Northern California, including the John Natsoulas Gallery.

As a member of the Davis Mural Team, she assisted on 8 or the 10 murals. She was the restoration artist for the Columbus Cafe Mural by Terry Buckendorf, in 2013, and was the assistant to Caryl Yasko and the Davis Arboretum Tunnel Mural in conjunction with Community Built Association. Kerry also worked on the projection and painting of the Art Garage in 2016, and was the sole artist/designer for Fork to Farm murals at the local high school, and another one done for the Grocery Outlet.  Kerry Rowland-Avrech, Bill Maul and John Natsoulas received a Certificate of Appreciation from the City of Davis for their work on the Art Garage in 2014. Kerry also received a public works award for the Box Project, on 3rd and F Street utility box. Her works are in numerous homes and City Council members collections. 

Kerry relocated to Washington State in 2017, but still considers Davis and the surrounding community a vital part of her heritage and history.