Author Archives: Carol

After a good 4-week trip to see family and friends, it’s time to get more serious about the exhibit of new work I’m having with Ileen Kaplan in September of this year at the State of the Art Gallery in … Continue reading →

Since my last post, I’ve been to France on a painting trip with  several other artists which had been organized by Terry Plater,  spent some time in New Mexico to do more painting — although not as much as I … Continue reading →

…..for number of months without having written here!  Not something to be proud of, though. It’s been a relatively good year as far as exhibits go — the exhibit at the Port Clyde Gallery (Maine), where I was featured artist … Continue reading →

Between June 18th and July 7th I’m the featured artist at the Port Clyde Art Gallery in Port Clyde, Maine (www.portclydeartgallery.com).  It’s a sweet little gallery on the 2nd floor of a classic red barn at the end of Rt. … Continue reading →

The new photo of myself which is now on my Artist’s Statement has a red background:  the side of a wonderful barn in Ft. Collins, CO.  The image which is part of this post is of my painting of it. … Continue reading →

In order to access the various categories that you see when you click on  “Paintings” in the banner, you have to keep your cursor on “Paintings”, even though there’s a funny icon that comes along with it (not very computer … Continue reading →

I’ve gotten some comments about the series I painted to demonstrate my feelings after having had a mastectomy. Re-reading the introduction to that section I realize that it’s really out of date. I’ll have to change the numbers: my mastectomy … Continue reading →

Time for those resolutions again. Must spend more time with my pastels! Must work, not just enjoy. Work means trial and error, making pictures that aren’t all first-rate, just to get moving and experimenting, shaking out the old stuff in … Continue reading →

The exhibit with Isabella Jacob at State of the Art Gallery in August was very well received! Information and photos can be seen at the SOAG website (www.SOAG.com). The exhibit with Lydia Smith Myers in Damariscotta, ME, also received high … Continue reading →

I did manage to  put a couple of new oyster paintings on the website, but not the identification.  Be it known that unless otherwise noted, those oyster portraits are 15″ x 18″, framed in cherry, and are $450, not including … Continue reading →