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Sarah Carter
 
 
关于此艺术家

My work often blurs the lines between painting, sculpture, drawing and printmaking. I believe drawing is the fundamental foundation of great art. The energy that line can create is incredible. I use paint for its visceral effects of color and wetness. There is a tactile, sculptural effect that can be created through the physical layering of different materials. I often play with printmaking techniques and imagery in an exploratory attempt to grapple with how the mass production of images in pop culture has effected art and the way we view it. This way of making art is largely derrived from printmaking methods learned in school.

My intellectual themes mirror my artistic methods. I am often intrigued with how we deal with the expanse of knowledge and complexity of life. Each individual has their own version of similar systems, We use words to represent and describe things that we attach our won unique meanings to. We use categories to simplify and break "it all" down. I am interested in where these categories overlap, blur together and are imperfect. I am interested in the "grey areas." I find the tension between the imperfection of our systems and how we couldn't function without them fascinating.

A professor of mine told me that in order to make great art, you must travel. Since graduating from university in 2005 I have traveled Canada and South East Asia. Prior to that I have also had the priveledge of studying abroad in Sienna, Italy as well as at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland. I would say that my travels have heavily influenced my work.

 
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Can you separate history, authority, pop culture, feminism and your personal life?

2007
nine 30.5 by 30.5cm panels

Can you separate history, authority, pop culture, feminism and your personal life?
$1800USD

Electrical Storm

2007
acrylic paint, charcoal, gesso on canvas
120cm by 80cm

Electrical Storm
This piece has dark bruding energy created with lines and the simple dramatic power of black and white. $800USD

ART

2003
acrylic paint on canvas
45cm by 25 cm

ART
It is impossible to go through Art School and not feel the weight of the cannonical tradition. It is hard to separate Art from the gallery context.

Wilderness

2004
Ink on canvas
4 feet by 8 feet

Wilderness
This piece is a giant woodcut. It is impossible to grow up and study Art in Canada and not know about "The Group of Seven." They are the stars of the Canadian cannon of Art. The design for the pannels in this piece is derrived from several Group of Seven pieces. It was printed on the largest printing press in North America in North Adams Mass. The imagery is evocative of one of my favorite poems: the grand highway is crowded with lovers and leavers and searchers so eager to please and forget. wilderness. unframed- $2000

Portrait of a Woman

2005
litho ink and watercolor paint on paper and sheer fabric
120cm by 80cm

Portrait of a Woman
This piece is the result of several months of printing portraits on a variety of materials in a multitude of colors. It subtly explores female identity.

Monk

2007
acrylic paint, charcoal, pencil, neocolor crayon on canvas
150cm by 110cm

Monk
An abstract painting largely inspired by older jazz music. $900USD

The Good Fight

2005
acrylic paint, carcoal, string, mylar on paper
150cm by 110cm

The Good Fight
During the time of the creation of this piece I was consumed with the situation for the Women of the Congo. framed- $1200USD unframed- $900 unframed- $800USD

a pannel from "Can you separate history, authority, pop culture, feminism and your personal life?"

2007
30.5 by 30.5cm

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a detail from "can you separate history, authority, pop culture, feminism and your personal life?

a detail from

Can you separate history, authority, pop culture, feminism and your personal life?

2007
mixed media
9 panels of 30.5by 30.5cm

Can you separate history, authority, pop culture, feminism and your personal life?
This work melts together painting, drawing and sculpture through the mixing of media. I used acrylic paint, pencil, charcoal, graphite, neocolor crayon, paper, mylar on wod and canvas. The intellectual concepts mirror the process. I am interested in how the categories we impose on the world around us can fail us, yet we are so dependant on them.
 
教育程度与个人自传
Sheridan College, Canada. Advance drawing class (2000)
Sienna Art School, Italy. (2001)
Glasgow School of Art, Scotland. (Winter semester 2004)
Queens University, BFAH, printmaking major, Art History minor (2005)
 
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Currently working and exhibiting at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto, Canada.
 
 
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