Kim Hoholek Photography

Kim Hoholek Photography I've always enjoyed photography since I was little. My favorite books were of those with pretty pictures. National Geographic was my bible of study.

I would stare at them for long period of times while studying the composition and lighting of such.

Got a nice tour of the mounds and Logan Museum at Beloit College today, by the Fabolous professor of Anthropology, Shann...
06/12/2026

Got a nice tour of the mounds and Logan Museum at Beloit College today, by the Fabolous professor of Anthropology, Shannon Fie!

Yesterday, I picked up my camera to begin documenting my fifth and final year of exhibiting Native American culture. Thi...
06/07/2026

Yesterday, I picked up my camera to begin documenting my fifth and final year of exhibiting Native American culture. This year’s theme aligns with America’s 250th anniversary, but with a focus on honoring those who were here long before the nation’s founding.

Along the Wisconsin–Illinois border lies a remarkable confluence where Turtle Creek meets the Rock River. This area was once home to the historic Ho‑Chunk settlement of Ke‑Chunk, or “Turtle Village,” a major community of nearly 700 residents situated at this very meeting of the waters.

Pictured below is the landscape across these two waterways where the village once stood.

Big shout out to Nature At The Confluence for your guidance on this!

Bow & Arrow of Hager City, WI. Information from Wisconsin Historical Society stated the following on the marker near B...
06/06/2026

Bow & Arrow of Hager City, WI.

Information from Wisconsin Historical Society stated the following on the marker near Bow & Arrow:

The rock outline you see on the distant bluff is an archeological curiosity. Jacob V. Brower, a Minnesota archeologist, observed this formation in 1902 and interpreted it as a bow and arrow. In 1903 he wrote, "Some of the stones representing the bowstring are displaced. The intention seems to have been to represent a bow and arrow drawn to shoot toward Lake Pepin." Modern archeologists think the boulders may form a bird effigy, but no one has reached a definite conclusion. Although it is an old, well-known landmark, perhaps even ancient, its origin and age are unknown and it is no part of the Indian lore of this region. Boulder alignments made by Indians exist in other states, but this is the only one known in Wisconsin. Was it made by Indians? Is it a bow and arrow or a bird? It remains a mystery.

05/31/2026

Rest of the images I took at international crane foundation located in Barboo Wisconsin

International Crane Foundation

Took a trip to International Crane Foundation today and saw some majestic birds!
05/30/2026

Took a trip to International Crane Foundation today and saw some majestic birds!

Thank you all for coming out to Hedberg Public Library for this year's artists sneak peek. This year's theme is Native ...
05/08/2026

Thank you all for coming out to Hedberg Public Library for this year's artists sneak peek.

This year's theme is Native People's of Rock County. I will be covering Native history in the region!

Big announcement! This is my fifth and final year at exhibiting at Hedberg Public Library . I want to thank Rene Bue and Megan Fisher for all the support and guidance these past years as well as HPL for having me exhibt Native American Culture. Its been such a beautiful journey and honor to do these.

I am not stopping exhibiting totally. I happen to be in the process of two major projects that I need to focus on for next couple years. I am available still to do speaking events.

Thanks to all supported me and visited the exhibits. Means a lot!

Come see me tonight as well as other fellow artist as we give you a sneak peek at our upcoming exhibits at Hedberg Publi...
05/07/2026

Come see me tonight as well as other fellow artist as we give you a sneak peek at our upcoming exhibits at Hedberg Public Library. Stop by my booth to see what I got cooking for this year's exhibit as well as another announcement. See you there!

Horicon Marsh
05/03/2026

Horicon Marsh

So many things to see and experience at Horicon Marsh.
04/29/2026

So many things to see and experience at Horicon Marsh.

Getting ready for the Artist Sneak Peek on May 7 at 6 p.m. at Hedberg Public Library. Come check out my work along with ...
04/29/2026

Getting ready for the Artist Sneak Peek on May 7 at 6 p.m. at Hedberg Public Library. Come check out my work along with pieces from other local artists as we share a preview of our upcoming monthly art displays. I’ll also be announcing my theme for this year’s exhibit during the event, so you won’t want to miss it.

Pictured below is my good friend Sandra Haralson, who modeled for me a few years ago in representation of the MMIW movement. This photo will be featured throughout May in the library showcase.

May 5 is MMIWR Awareness Day, and wearing red helps bring visibility to missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives. More information can be found in the link below.

https://www.niwrc.org/news/may-5th-national-day-awareness-missing-and-murdered-native-women-and-girls

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