Carolyn's June 1997 interview in the online publication Feminista! "I never considered myself a feminist per se, but perhaps I am after all -- read this interview and decide for yourself. I believe every woman has at least a few feminist stories in her life repertoire. The interview conducted by Leigh Anne Jones reveals what I feel it's like to be an artist here in San Francisco, and what I thinks it takes for anyone to be an artist." The title of the article is, "Pick up the brush, the chalk, the clay." Carolyn's images can be found as links on the front page of the June issue of Feminista! After leaving the job mentioned in the interview article, Carolyn studied to become a website designer in addition to continuing her work as a fine artist.
The following is a short list of selected collectors:
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Crash
A special exhibition in memory of Bill Bateman who died February 20, 1997 at age 49 after being hit by a car in Oakland, California, USA. The special exhibit uses captions from "Crash," the book by J. G. Ballard. Ballard wrote "Crash" in 1973 and it was recently made into a movie directed by David Cronenberg who also did Scanners, The Fly, and Naked Lunch. The movie is a study in the modern search for intensity, eschews morality and breaks the boundaries of "normal." Ballard forsees our coming "autogeddon." |
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World Trade Center Art Project
Carolyn created a series of watercolors in response to the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on New York City. |
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The World's Women Online
In 1995 this image of Formalities, I was accepted for an international electronic art networking project, The World's Women Online. It was also projected as part of an installation piece created by Artist Muriel Magenta from Arizona State University which wove the Internet images with video sequences at the 1995 UN conference in Beijing. |
