William L. Tazewell, Paintings Show Best in Water, (fifth annual
Sears-Allstate Art Show)The Virginian-Pilot, Saturday, May 11, 1963,"Among
the junior artists, Carol Sutton's "Pickin' Fruit" has
a captivating freshness."(Joe Delulio, painter-policeman in this show.)
["William L. Tazewell (lst cousin to TAZEWELL, Calvert
Walke, 1935-1994), writer, author, journalist, teacher, recipient of First
Citizen of Arts Award, married to well-known author, Mary Lee Settle"-http://members.whro.net/~cwt/cwt-who.htm]
Anon {the most famous writer who ever lived- joke by
C.L.S}, 100 Paintings Ready for Art Festival, (photo)(fifth
annual Sears-Allstate Art Show)The Virginian-Pilot, May 7?, 1963-about
show
Anonymous, 5th Festival Prizes Go to 12 Artists, (fifth annual
Sears-Allstate Art Show)The Virginian-Pilot, Saturday, May 11 or 12?, 1963,"Other
first place winners in the two-day exhibit,which drew a record of more
than 700 entries, were Ralph Roebuck Jr., watercolor; Beverly Furman, graphics
and Carol Lorraine Sutton, junior artist division."Judges were Robert
McCullough of Chicago, graphics editor of Home and Highway Magazine, local
artist Robert Trotter and Henry B. Caldwell, director of the Norfolk Museum
(now Chrysler Museum, www.chrysler.org)
?, Art Show Spectators Set Record,(photo of Mrs. Nethersole
with winning oil "Danish Cliffs") (fifth annual Sears-Allstate
Art Show)The Virginian-Pilot, Saturday, May 12, 1963,"Other first
place awards went to , Carol Lorraine Sutton, 1534 Cloncurry Road, for
her collage "Pensive Youth", in the junior section."
Won blue ribbon and $25.oo for this prize
F. D. Cossitt Shows in City Are Impressive (1st show), Richmond
Times-Dispatch, Sunday, July 25, 1965
F. D. Cossitt Art in Richmond-RAA Exhibits Are Appraised, Richmond
Times-Dispatch, Sunday, August 15, 1965, illustrated
'IMAGE magazine -a journal of creative ideas', circa 1966 ?,
published by the Student Government Association of the Richmond Professional
Institution, 901 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Virginia. {illustration
in black and white of painting of a head; since destroyed by the artist;
some regret here.} [In 1966, F.D.
Cossitt, noted art critic, sculptor and art historian, became museum
curator of The Walter Dcecil Rawls Library and Museum in Courtland VA 23837.
More at: http://rawlsarts.com/history.shtml
Carol SuttonMartin , by her , Published 1969, Title:
Four Three Dimensional Works Executed in Two Or More Opposing Materials,
Thesis (M.F.A.)--University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 1969.
LINK: google
books
Carol Sutton-Martin, The Artist As A Young Woman-Picabia,
Title Page -The Artist as a Young Woman, (portfolio)1967,
A portfolio of 14 hand printed color silkscreen prints and 2 offset lithography
text prints; for a total of 16 prints,
LISTING:Carol
Sutton Martin, PLATE # 1 offset lithography*, collection: Smithsonian
American Art Museum1968.144.15A,Not currently
on view, web;http://americanart.si.edu/search/search_artworks1.cfm?StartRow=15&ConID=3133&format=long,
1968.144.15A_1b.jpg, -
Anne Christmas Art in a Stable Setting, The Evening Star, Washington
,D.C., Saturday. October. 25,1969, illustrated
Bob Trotter Talented Women Show Art of Charm, Strength, Virginia
Pilot, Sunday April 17, 1977, Norfolk, Va.., U.S. A..
Carol Sutton - 1976 wrote catalog text for exhibition André
Fauteux Pyramid Sculpture of: Andre Fauteux: January 25-February
15, 1976, Owens Art Gallery, Mount Allison University, Sackville,New
Brunswick
Ken Carpenter New Abstract Art; A Survey of Trends Across Canada,
Artmagazine 37, March/April 1978, illustrated, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
p. 24
Elizabeth Ewart Carol Sutton at William Edward O'Reilly Gallery, New
York City, Artists Review, April 1978,N.13, Toronto, Ontario, illustrated
Karen Wilkin Certain Traditions: Recent British and Canadian Art,
1978, essay and color illustrated Catalogue (LINK: Karen
Wilkin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karen_Wilkin)
Karen Wilkin Carol Sutton: Recent Paintings (Toronto), Artmagazine
43/33, 10th Anniversary Issue 1969-1979. May/June 1979, color illustrated
Karen Wilkin Carol Sutton:, Artmagazine , December 1979. New York,
NY, USA, essay & b.&w. illustration, page
Karen Wilkin The late-blooming vitality of Toronto Art, Artnews,
New York, NY, February 1980, illustrated
James Catrell Press Who's Who in American Art, 1980
[Ilustration on right is of Carol Sutton exhibition
in Salander/O'Reilly Gallery, New York City, 1979. Unkown gentleman with
cup in his hand on the left. Larry Salander facing out. Bill O'Reilly with
back to camera. Two paintings from the
'Fan Series' by Carol Sutton.]
Kenworth Moffett The New Generation: A Curator's Choice,
exhibition catalogue essay, illustrated, André Emmerich Gallery,
New York,
New York, USA, September 1980. ISBN 0960474609, Published 1980 by Rhineburgh
Press, 93 pages, Painting modern, LINK - Kenworth
Moffett:; author , critic, Moffett's Artletter : http://kenworthwmoffett.net/kenworthwmoffett/
Hilton Kramer Art; A New Generation Joins Color-Field Ranks, The
New York Times, NY, NY, U.S. A.., Sept. 19.1980, C 19 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilton_Kramer]
James Clark The Problem of Fundamental Ontology, Volume III, Limits
Book Company, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Published 1973, Digitized 13 Mar
2007, Original from the University of Michigan. A Philosophy book with
cover illustration a Fan Series Painting by Carol Sutton & 4 color
plates of the art of Carol Sutton & text - page # 284-293, 269, 270,
& 271. (Notes: Part One Traditional Heidegger and Thought, "Keywords:
existentiell, fundamental ontology, historiological, idle talk, dasein,
environmental phenomena, factical, existential analysis, historicality,
making present, primordiality, traditional thought, nonsubjective, letting
something, ownmost, martin heidegger"
Eric Parker The Staff Collects - An Experiment, illustrated essay
catalogue, July-August 1980, Shell Canada
Rene Micha The New Generation: A Curator's Choice, Art International,
March/April 1981, page 52-57
Karen Wilkin The New Generation: A Curator's Choice, Art International,
Artmagazine 53/54, May/ June,1981,illustrated
Ken Carpenter Trois Peintres Torontois de L'Avant-Garde, Volume
XXV No. 102 ,Printemps, 1981, page 28, illustrated essay (French &
English), Vie des Arts
Ken Carpenter The Heritage of Jack Bush a Tribute, illustrated
essay in catalogue, The Robert MacLaughlin, Gallery, Oshawa, Ontario, 1981
Russell Bingham Keller Saito and Sutton, The Edmonton Art Gallery,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, illustrated essay catalogue,
June 5 to July 6, 1981
John Bentley Mays Bland walls, gimmicky art deserve each other,
The Globe and Mail, Saturday, October 3, 1981, page 13
Bente Roed Cochran The Visual Arts in Edmonton and an International
Focus ,Artswest, Volume 6, Number 5, May 1981
Joan Mackie A Culinary Palette, Kitchen Masterpieces, from Sixty-Five
Great Artists, book, photograph, text, and 5 recipes, page 195 to 197,
Carol Sutton and André Fauteux, Merritt Publishing Company
Ltd, Toronto, Canada, ISBN 0920886116
Lelde Muehlenbachs Keller Saito and Sutton at The Edmonton Art Gallery,
Artmagazine, Sep/Oct, page 65, 1981, Toronto, Ont.
- Babington Smith, Veronica, Dictionary of contemporary artists,
Published 1981 by Clio Press, & Digitized
8 Nov 2007, 451 pages, ISBN 0903450461, Original from the University
of Michigan, sample; Page 333, Quote:"SUTTON, Carol
Exhibitions: 5-27 Sept., 1980 Andre Emmerich Gallery, New York (First Annual
Emerging Talent Exhibition: The New .."
Terry Fenton Feature Article: Canadians, Carol Sutton, Update, Volume
3, No. 1, January/February 1982, The Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta,
Canada
Karen Wilkin Selections from The Westburne Collection, The Edmonton
Art Gallery, catalogue with color illustration & text, page 35, page
18,41, & 48, July -September, 12, 1982
Marilyn Schiff Carol Sutton at Gallery One, Vanguard, March
1982, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Karen Wilkin Toronto: Fans, Flickers and Penny Arcades, Artnews,
Vol. 81, Number 2, Feb. 1982, New York, pages 94,95, essay and illustration
of Aqua Chorda
Nathalie Le Gris A la Galerie Elca London, Quelques Peintres Torontois,
le12 avril, 1983, le Courrier Medical
Anonymous Special art exhibit for International Woman's Day, The
Globe and Mail, Tor.., Ont., Can. Tue. Mar. 8, 1983
- David Burnett & Marilyn Schiff illustrated, Contemporary
Canadian Art, Co-published by Hurtig & Art Gallery of Ontario,(See
online quote:) book,
1983, page 266, ISBN 088830241X ; snippet: Carol Sutton. Third
Studio, 1981. Acrylic on canvas. 170.1 x 243.8 cm. ...
House and Garden, cover color illustrated painting and page 9, June
1983, Volume 38, No. 6,
British Edition, no credit given
Carol Sutton Triangle Artists Workshop, Yearbook 1983, statement
by artist and illustration of her painting & photography
Karen Wilkin A Triangle Journal, Update, The Edmonton Art Gallery,
Volume 5, no. 3, Nay/June 1984, Edmonton, Alberta
Karen Wilkin From "Chromaliving" to "Chromatics",
Artsnews, New York, NY, USA, Feb. 1984, essay & illust. , page 133
Terry Fenton The Legacy, Jack Bush, P. 130 to 134, contributing
editor Karen Wilkin, McClelland and Stewart and Merritt
& Karen Wilkin Editions, 1984, a book essay
- Frank, Peter Re-dact:
An Anthology of Art Criticism, Published 1984 by Willis, Locker
& Owens, Art criticism, Original from the University of California,
v.1, Digitized 7 Mar 2007
Benita Bornstein Abstraction Continues to be Strong, Diverse, Birmingham
Eccentric Newspaper, Thursday, April 4, 1985, Hines Collection, Cambridge,
Massachusetts, USA
Anonymous Artistry, Carol Sutton, The Register Herald, Pine Plains,
New York, USA, Thursday, July 31, 1986, p. 10, photo
Kenworth Moffett Moffett's Artletter, April, November, and September
1986, subcription only newsletter, Stanford, Connecticut [2007, Moffett's Artletter 2.0,
by Kenworth W. Moffett is now online at http://kenworthwmoffett.net/kenworthwmoffett/
]
Buschlen/Mowatt Curator's Choice, January 1988, essay
Sotheby's Important Canadian Art, Auction & exhibition catalogue,
May 31, & June 1, 1988, #195, Toronto, Ontario
Linda Genereux Art - Radiant bounty of Colour, page 23, Metropolis,
, Vol, No. 46, April 6, 1989
David Burnett Cineplex Odeon The First Ten Years- A Celebration of Contemporary
Canadian Art,
Carol Sutton on page 96, book with colour and black and white photographs,
published by Cineplex Odeon Corporations, ISBN 0969383509, 126 pages total,
Art patronage Canada,
Toronto, Canada, 1989, Link: google
books
John Bentley Mays Art goes to the movies, The Globe and Mail, Tuesday,
April 18, 1989
Donna Lypchuk Carol Sutton: Eye Of The Vortex, The Silhouette-Grill-Balcony
Paintings, cover and feature article, essay with full page color and
black and white photographs, Artpost 33, Summer, 1989, pages 9-13, Volume
6, Number 4
P. Monique Collins Abstract Art At Oakham- Air , water and light inspire
larger than life works that absorb viewers' hearts andminds,
page 9, Ryersonian, Volume 43, No. 19, Wednesday 14, 1990
Tom Venetis Exhibit Spans Evolution of an Artist-A Spanner in the Works,
The Eyeopener, Vol. 24, Issue 10, Nov. 14, 1990
Reed Publishing Who's Who in American Art, 1990,-
Sotheby's Important Canadian Art, Auction & exhibition catalogue,
May 31,1990, #17 & 91, Toronto, Ontario
International Biographical Centre International Who's Who of Intellectuals,
9th edition, Cambridge, England, , Spring 1991
International Biographical Centre International Who's Who of Professional
and Business Women, 2nd edition, Cambridge, England, , Spring 1991
K. L. Gupta Profile Biography International, Biography International,
Model Town, Delhi, India, 1991
Colleen Skidmore The Art of Dorothy Knowles: Greenbergian FemininityWoman's Art Journal, Vol. 13, No. 1 (Spring - Summer, 1992), pp.
10-14, doi:10.2307/1358253;This article consists of 6 page(s).1992, Quote;
'.. The Emma Lake Artists' Workshops were established by
... under the leadership of an artist of contemporary ...
Edna Andrade, Mina Forsyth, and CarolSutton, along with.
. . '
American Biographical Institute, Inc. International Who's Who of Professional
and Business Women, 1995
Sutton, Carol, Garment Based Works: The Canadian Aprons Series,
the Spanish Capes, in DELUXE EDITION. Published June 1995, by Editions
Carol Sutton, ISBN 0969976704
Deluxe Version discription- A limited edition of 17 books that
are signed & numbered by the artist Carol Sutton, each Deluxe book
includes 23 color plates, with full page color canon laser copies of
paintings of Spanish Capes and an original painting by the artist,
of a Spanish Cape on the verso, which is unattached and therefore suitable
for framing, or it may be kept with the book, as it is wrapped around with
clear milar.
This book is on Legal Deposit in the National Library of Canada's
Acquisitions and Bibliographic Services and is in the Rare Book
Room. Price: $500. Sold Out.
Sutton, Carol, CAROL SUTTON - GARMENT BASED WORKS, THE CANADIAN
APRON SERIES, THE SPANISH CAPE SERIES, & THE EARRING SERIES, in STANDARD
EDITION, ISBN 0-969976712; Published 1995, by Editions Carol
Sutton. Standard Version discription- 4 color plates along
with all 67 plates of the paintings, no original, multitude of illustrations.
Contains all 12 chapters. Includes extensive provenance of the art work
of Carol Sutton, full resume, 2 interview essays, History & list of
Garment Based Works. Original postcard on cover. 1 & 1/2" thick.
This book is on Legal Deposit in the National Library of Canada's Acquisitions
and Bibliographic Services and is in the Rare Book Room. Sold
Out.
- Sutton, Carol, CAROL SUTTON - GARMENT BASED WORKS, THE
CANADIAN APRON SERIES, THE SPANISH CAPE SERIES, & THE EARRING SERIES,in
CATALOGUE
EDITION, ISBN 0-969976720. Published 1995, by Editions Carol
Sutton. Catalogue Version discription- Contains all 67 plates of the paintings
with the verso information shown on the rear of the art reproduction page,
a price list of show, & brief resume. 2 color plates. A xerox copy
book, metal- wiro spiral binding. the book is 11 x 8 1/2" x 3/4 "
thick. This book is on Legal Deposit in the National Library of Canada's
Acquisitions and Bibliographic Services and is in the Rare Book
Room.
David Livingstone Ready -To-Paint, Style Notes, The Globe and Mail,
Thursday, January 26, 1995
Onaran, Elizabeth (Ed) & R.R. Bowker, Who's Who in American Art,
, 21st Edition, 1995-1996, 1512 Pages, no color
The National Museum of Women in the Arts, Inclusion in the Library
and Research Center Archives on Women Artists. Washington, D.C., March
1997
- Joan Murray - 'Canadian Art in the Twentieth Century',
Dundurn Press , Toronto, Oxford, ISBN 1-55002-332-2, page 127,
text and illustration in black and white, Fig. 155. Carol Sutton 'Yellow
Key, Fan Series', 1979, Acrylic on canvas, 171.5 x 243. 8 cm, The Artist, Toronto,
Photo: Carol Sutton.; date published: 1999. [Ilustration
of 'Yellow Key' painting by Carol Sutton.]
Excerpt: "The Deluge- The Whitney Museum would
have done well had it shown at least some of the other mainstreams of American
art in depth. Where are -the major 1960s-1970s Abstract Expressionist,
Colorfield, Hard-Edge, or Lyrical Abstractionist paintings of Robert Motherwell,
Hans Hofmann, Morris Louis, Adolph Gottlieb, Helen Frankenthaler, Kenneth
Noland, Sam Francis, Larry Poons, Richard Diebenkorn, Frank Stella, Ron
Davis, Gene Davis, Jules Olitski, Ellsworth Kelly, Friedel Dzubas, Al Held,
Ray Parker, Neil Williams, John Mclaughlin, Jack Bush, Ed Moses, Walter
Darby Bannard, Sam Gilliam, Peter Young, Dan Christensen, Joan Snyder,
Pat Lipsky, Stephen Mueller, Stanley Boxer, Joe Goode, Larry Zox, Jack
Whitten, Lee Lozano, Charles Hinman, Robert Natkin, Thomas Downing, John
Griefen, Doug Ohlson, Tom Holland, Jack Youngerman, Sandi Slone, Edward
Avedisian, David Novros, Joanna Pousette-Dart, Chuck Arnoldi, Laddie Dill,
Dennis Ashbaugh, Kikuo Saito, Carol Sutton, Frances Barth, Harriet
Korman, Ralph Humphrey, William Pettett, Lawrence Stafford, Jake Berthot,
Paul Feeley, Al Loving, Ludwig Sander, Nassos Daphnis, Paul Jenkins, David
Diao, Frank Bowling, Harvey Quaytman, Katherine Porter, Ed Ruda, Alan Cote,
David Budd, Leo Valledor, Alan Shields, Natvar Bhavsar, Francine Tint,
John Seery, Carol Haerer, Philip Wofford, Thornton Willis, Dorothea Rockburne,
Bill Jensen, David Reed, Gary Stephen, or mine {Ronnie Landfield-
added in by C.L.S.} , and where is abstract sculpture?
___
Important sculptors like Larry Bell, Robert Hudson, Beverly Pepper,
Peter Reginato, Ann Truitt, Alexander Liberman, Christopher Wilmarth, Michael
Steiner, Robert Murray, Robert Grosvenor, Stephen Antonakas, Willard Boepple,
James Wolfe, Guy Dill, Forrest Myers, Peter Forakis, Mel Kendrik, Sylvia
Stone, Michael Todd, Joel Perlman, Ronald Bladen, Isaac Witkin, and dozens
of others are missing.
New York Art World ® Art Reviews; Click on the corresponding
image to read the Art Review
Ronnie Landfield: The Whitney Ends the American Century -Part
I
See URL: http://www.newyorkartworld.com/mag/artreview5.html
Christiane Becker - ABSTRACTION - A Curator's Choice, Art Gallery
of Algoma, .'Becker arrived at a list of five abstract painters:
Joseph Drapell; Harold Feist; Paul Fournier; Carol Sutton; and, Jean McEwen.
All five artists work in a style in which painting is reduced to a
structure of colour and where quality lies in the sense of unity between
form and colour. '
December 16 1999 ~ January 22, 2000, http://www.artgalleryofalgoma.on.ca/archive/abstraction.htm
UNCG Alumni Association - The University of North Carolina -GREENSBORO
2002 Alumni Directory, PO Box 26170, Greensboro, NC 27402-6170,
website: http://www.uncg.edu, Bernard
C. Harris Publishing Company, Inc. New York, PFIH-W121-8R-66.2VA,
Quote: "SUTTON, Ms. Carol {Carol Sutton-Martin}; 1969 MFA:
Profn. Artist/Photographer, Carol Sutton Fine Art, 27 Davies Ave., Toronto,
ON, Canada, M4M 2A9, 416-469-2189. r. same/ Andre Fauteux; Viva-Laura,
Yale. www.carolsutton.net" end quote from page 1182.
[Note: My previous married name, Sutton-Martin, is what I exhibited
under at that time, when I was married to Dennis Stillwell Martin. Also
exhibited as Carol Martin. ]
de Rostaing McMann, Evelyn, Biographical Index of Artists in Canada
, Page 227-University of Toronto Press, Art - 2003 - 240 pages...
, "SUTTON, Carol Lorraine, b Norfolk, VIrginia 1945,
paint IO WWA93"
Brief Citation: Grove, American
Art Before 1914 (1999)
[VP]
Full Citation: Grove Encyclopedia
of American Art before 1914. New York: Grove's Dictionaries, Inc., 1999.
(via The J. Paul Getty Trust- Research Institute, Union
List of Artist Names)
&
Source ID: 2100045785
Brief Citation: Bibliography
of the History of Art (BHA) [online] (1990-).
Full Citation: Bibliography
of the History of Art (BHA) [online] Los Angeles, CA: Getty Research Institute,
1990-. Accessed via Getty Research Institute. Research Tools. Collections
Integrated Catalog.http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/cic/index.html -(via
The J. Paul Getty Trust- Research Institute, Union List of Artist Names)
McGowan, Alison C (Editor), Who's Who in American Art-2004, 2003
- 2004 (25th Edition), 1512 Pages, no color
Charles, Alexa, 'A
Gift of Self', photo of Carol Sutton at Joel Weeks Parkette, by
Beau Callaghan. etc. . . news, March 18, 2004, an article about
Sutton's volunteer gardening for over 24 years in the South Riverdale community
Joel Weeks Parkette. Page 15.
&
A related story appears on May 3, 2004, {the day before Carol's
deputation at City Hall} by Star columnist Joe Fiorito. Sutton's effort
to save the green space and place of Joel Weeks Parkette and The Thompson
Street Parkette, plus the heritage trees of Don Mount Court is happening
at the same time. Two deputations given towards this effort by Carol Sutton
at Toronto South Community Council. Carol Sutton became the business
liaison officer for the 18 + businesses on Davies Avenue, Matilda Street,
and Carroll Street, near the Queen East / King Street Bridge; flanking
The Don River, and next to The Joel Weeks Parkette.
Fiorito, Joe. Newspaper PRESS: THE TORONTO STAR, GTA SECTION,Metro
Diary
Hide, Doug Haynes, Larry Zox, Terrence Keller, Kikuo
Saito, John Griefen, Paul Fournier, James Wolfe, John McLean, CarolSutton, Alan Reynolds? http://www.nesw.ca/studiosavant/2007/08/re-visionist-history.html
Quote: "In the tradition of the distinguished Douglas
& McIntyre art program, this lavishly illustrated and superbly printed
book is a rich, readable history of abstract painting in Canada and its
extraordinary impact on our country's culture."
At chapters.indigo.ca:
http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/Abstract-Painting-in-Canada-Roald-Nasgaard/9781553652267-item.html?Lang=en&__lang=en-CA