UPCOMING / CURRENT EXHIBITIONS & NEWS
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Caitlin Karolczak at Verge Art Fair Miami Beach "This nifty tossed salad of offerings strikes palatable balances that won't leave you feeling hungry for fresher talent a half-hour after leaving. If Verge Art Fair is good enough for Charles Saatchi and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, surely local and visiting art-lurkers can keep pace with this showcase of exclusively emerging artists." Miami New Times Minneapolis Launch Party at Van Brabson Gallery November 19, 2011 at 7:00-10:00 P.M. 3753 Bloomington Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55407 http://www.vanbrabsongallery.com/ VERGE ART MIAMI BEACH AT THE GREENVIEW HOTEL 1671 Washington Avenue @ 17th Street December 1-4, 2011 PUBLIC HOURS Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 2 - 3 December, Noon to 10 pm Sunday, 4 December, Noon to 6 pm OPENING NIGHT PARTY Thursday, 1 December, 2011, 6:00 pm to 10pm see select paintings by Caitlin Karolczak at the Van Brabson booth.
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Remembrance of Past Things: Memory, Mourning, & Ritual. Tuesday, November 1, 2011 - Thursday, January 26, 2012 Exhibition opening following a lecture by Dr. Steven Nelson 7 p.m., Thursday, November 17 O'Shaughnessy Educational Educational Center, St.. Paul campus, Parking and building location: www.stthomas.edu/campusmaps Free and open to the public. Event Notes: http://www.stthomas.edu/arthistory/exhibitions/exhibits/rememberance/default.html The exhibition will feature a variety of examples - mainly local - that create a "remembrance of past things", including photographs of memorial constructions and people to whom they have meaning, as well as the ephemera of memory and mourning, such as clothing, accessories, and objects that assure that the idea, event or person is "gone, but not forgotten." Caitlin has loaned 18 photographs & an authentic death mask from her memento mori collection to this exhibition as well as 2 of her paintings. |
Caitlin Karolczak is pleased to announce her upcoming feature on MN Original, tpt’s Weekly Series Celebrating Minnesota’s Creative Community:
Coming Soon: Caitlin Karolczak MN Original visits figural painter Caitlin Karolczak’s studio in Northeast Minneapolis. From death masks to minx skeletons, Karolczak takes inspiration from these objects in her oil paintings which focus on mortality, beauty and the human experience. Stay tuned to MN Original for Karolczak’s segment coming soon! |
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"The Goldberg Method" Caitlin Karolczak. Mixed Media Drawing, Medical Book Collage on Reverse of 1930s Menu. 2011 |
Wednesday, August 3 · 5:00pm - 8:00pm Caitlin Karolczak Painting Reception Hosted by Denny Kemp Please join me Wednesday Aug 3rd for a reception at Denny Kemp Salon & Spa. I will have select oil paintings on display along with a new series of affordable framed works. Owner Denny Kemp uses his own creative eye to develop a spa refuge that is immersed in his sleek modern art collection juxtaposed with dramatic vintage lighting & objects. Caitlin Karolczak makes use of this stimulating environment with her paintings. Her use of old master techniques is evident but also her contemporary use of sometimes taboo subject matter.
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Caitlin Karolczak: Solo Show at Atwood Memorial Gallery Opening Reception : March 1st. Her work will be exhibited in the Atwood Gallery from February 28,2011 to March 31, 2011. 651 1st Ave South, Saint Cloud, MN 56301 |
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Caitlin Karolczak's Semi Annual Open Studio Please join Caitlin Karolczak & guest jewelry artist, Stephanie Lake, in her studio throughout art a whirl for good company and to view her recent and in process paintings. Grainbelt Bottling House. 79 13th ave NE #203, Minneapolis MN 55413 |
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Book Available for Purchase! Caitlin Karolczak: Select Paintings 2006-2010 |
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Caitlin Karolczak : New Interview with Russell Joslin Published in:
Cover photograph: CHARLOTTE SPETALEN Pease, Oslo, 2008 SHOTS no.103 Spring 2009 The Spring Issue presents the compelling work of nearly 50 international photographers in response to the issue’s theme, WATER. Also included is an interview with photographer Traer Scott in a conversation that concentrates on her series The Hungry Ghost—images that combine figures, water and mythology. Rounding-out the issue is a fascinating piece on Early Postmortem and Memorial Photography featuring the collection of Caitlin Karolczak. |
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