Clare Kirkconnell is a renowned painter whose artistic endeavors are primarily showcased in the vibrant city of San Francisco, California. Since tying the knot with writer-director Douglas Barr in 1984, she has been blessed with a loving family, including their son born in 1989. Prior to embarking on a fulfilling career as a painter, Clare spent several years traversing the globe as a fashion model, establishing bases in New York and Paris. Concurrently, she honed her acting skills, landing notable roles in films and television shows, including a three-year stint as the female lead on the popular series "The Paper Chase" in 1978. Despite her foray into the world of acting, Clare's passion for painting never wavered, and she continued to nurture her artistic talents at Santa Monica College and Otis Parsons School of Design. Her masterpieces have garnered widespread acclaim and are proudly displayed in numerous private collections.
Born in the charming town of Brownsville, Texas, Clare's formative years took her to Mexico City, where she developed a profound appreciation for the arts. Upon returning to Houston to complete her high school education, her interest in the arts only deepened. Clare's academic pursuits then took her to Palomar College in San Marcos, California, a prestigious institution renowned for its exceptional art program.
When Clare is not lost in the creative process, she devotes her time to her loving husband and son, as well as the family's wine business, "Hollywood and Vine Cellars," a venture that brings her immense joy and fulfillment.
