Carol Taylor-Kearney
Carol Taylor-Kearney
Artist, educator, and curator, Carol Taylor-Kearney is a life-long resident of New Jersey. Here she collects materials for her reverse glass paintings on found windows, doors, and frames; her work on canvas and flags; and for her installations. Aside from her reuse of materials, Children, Nature, and Art History are important themes for her. And after lecturing and jurying art in the region, she began www.WhatsArtBlog.com and @CarolTaylorKearney #OneMinuteCrit on Instagram and YouTube to promote other artists.
Taylor-Kearney’s work is part of public and private collections. She has exhibited nationally and participated in Parallax and Clio Art Fairs. Support includes grants from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Artist Fellowship, Inc., and the Violette de Mazia Foundation; and artist residencies at the Vermont Studio Center, Peters Valley Craft Center, and the Pouch Cove Foundation in Newfoundland.
Carol Taylor Kearney has had two previous exhibitions at Atlantic Gallery. In 2016 she presented “Arcadian Dreams”, a series of vignettes expressing the connectedness of people to nature. In 2018 her exhibition “American Prayer Flags” merged the American flag with Tibetan prayer flags to express the positive qualities and possibilities of the United States.