Carol first studied printmaking at Hollins
College where she graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a degree
in fine art in 1973. While viewing a Contemporary 1978 Print
Exhibition in Boston, she was so struck by the power, beauty
and surface quality of the intaglio images that she went
back to school to formally study these printmaking techniques.
Carol went on to become a partner in Printmakers Inc. workshop/gallery
in the nationally acclaimed Torpedo Factory Art Center in
Alexandria, Virginia for nine years.
Author of print articles for the Journal of
the Print World and The Artist's Magazine, Carol has served
as juror of selection for several organizations including
the National Association of Women Artists. Her prints, drawings
and original artist's books have receive numerous awards
in juried exhibitions across the country and are found in
such collections as the Smithsonian National Museum of American
History, the Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University,
the National Museum of Women in the Arts, the Newport Art
Museum and the United States Library of Congress.
A founding artist member of the Art League
of Rhode Island, Carol has also achieved the rank of artist
member in the Copley Society of Art in Boston; the Catharine
Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, Society of American Graphic Artists,
the American Artists Professional League, the Audubon Artists
and the National Association of Women Artists in New York;
the Mystic Art Association and the Printmakers Network of
Southern New England in Connecticut; and the Providence
Art Club in Rhode Island.
