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Carol Sutton (a.k.a. Carol Sutton-Martin, a.k.a. Carol Lorraine Sutton)Group & Exhibitions Showsover 85 Group Exhibitions

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DATE: 1963 , 1965

PLACE: Norfolk, Virginia, and Richmond, Virginia U.S.A.

 

1963 fifth annual Sears-Allstate Art Show, Norfolk,Virginia, U.S.A. [See Bibliography:

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.)

And see: 100 Paintings Ready for Art Festival,

And see: 5th Festival Prizes Go to 12 Artists

And see: Art Show Spectators Set Record, "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.Carol entered an art contest and won a blue ribbon for her collage, 'Pensive Youth', which was an image of a girl looking out of a paned window. The collage was made of black and white torn magazine pieces, with the eyebrows made from the legs of a civil war soldier, and the eyes themselves made of the faces of civil war soldiers. This art work was reviewed in the local newspaper. She thought of it as a sort of self portrait of her looking out of her window.]

 

1965 Art in Richmond-RAA Exhibits, Richmond, Virginia. See Bibliography:

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

 

DATE: 1967 , 1968, 1969

PLACE: Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, U.S.A.

1967 Richmond Professional Institute, now Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A.,
(sculpture, drawings, prints, and paintings)

 

1967 'Group Show' [Women], Harold Decker Gallery, Norfolk, Virginia, U.S.A.

See Bibliography:Bob Trotter Talented Women Show Art of Charm, Strength, Virginia Pilot, Sunday April 17, 1977, Norfolk, Va.., U.S. A..


1968 Gallery of Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, now called:

'South Eastern Center for Contemporary Art - SECCA'

http://www.secca.org/

The Curator and Director then was Ted Potter.

[Director Ted Potter <tpotter@saturn.vcu.edu>] {Ted is now at the 'Anderson Gallery of VCU' -info via email from Robert Cheek {Bob Cheek}. (sculpture and silk-screen prints, a portfolio of 14 silkscreen prints you did in 1967 while at RPI and at UNCG and entitled "The Artist As a Young Woman-Picabia");

Notes: One of these portfolios was purchased by Durham, North Carolina collector Ruthie Julian. Another one was purchased by, was purchased by the then curator of prints and drawings for the Smithsonian, Jacob Kainen. {see Selected Public Collections-Carol Sutton-} Jacob Kainen Collection Smithsonian, curator-prints & drawings Washington, D.C., USA. Some are in VCU Collections, {was RPI}, Richmond, Virginia. One is owned by fellow student and Virginia Museum recipent, Emmet Gowin photographer. {in trade for his portfolio}.

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National Museum of American Art Washington, D.C., USA, Address: 8th & G St NW

Now a part of the Smithsonian American Art Collection.

1968.144.15A_1d.jpg - Lead text page Artist As A Young Woman- Picabia, portfolio - 1967 -1968, by Carol Sutton-Martin-Smithsonian American Art Collection

Carol Sutton Martin- Smithsonian American Art Collection: http://americanart.si.edu/search/artist_bio.cfm?StartRow=1&ID=3133images online

 

1968.144.11_1d.jpg- oval-penis-frog-legs and its shawdow, silkscreen print, Artist As A Young Woman- Picabia, portfolio - 1967 -1968, by Carol Sutton-Martin (a.k.a. Carol Sutton),-Smithsonian American Art Collection

Silkscreen portfolio of 16 prints-'Artist As A Young Woman-Picabia'-1967-68; under the name of Carol Sutton-Martin; images online

ALL 16 Silksreen Prints NOW ONLINE: http://americanart.si.edu/search/search_artworks1.cfm?StartRow=1&ConID=3133&format=short

purchased by Jacob Kainen from 'The Gallery of Contemporary Art', now called SECCA, {http://www.secca.org/},

Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in 1968, under the Director Ted Potter.]

1968 Gallery of Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, now called:

'South Eastern Center for Contemporary Art - SECCA'

http://www.secca.org/

The Curator and Director then was Ted Potter.

SCULPTURE: A single piece installation by Carol Sutton Martin (a.k.a. Carol Sutton), A long floor work of pink plastic and muliple number of glass ball towers. Included in a group show of sculpture. Title: 'Five Pink Polyethylene Plastic Bags (about 30 x 37-40") filled with an Arbitrary Number of No-Color Corning Glass Pieces.''Size: About: 150" x 37-40" x 18".

Note: This work was also exhibited in a group show in 1969, 'Graduating Art Students', Weatherspoon Art Gallery, Greensboro, North Carolina, U.S.A.,

1969 "Art on Paper", Weatherspoon Art Gallery, Greensboro, North Carolina, U.S.A., November. Juror was Mr. Richard Bellamy, of New York City.
(2 works, black paper 3' x 5 2/3" rolled, pinned & clipped with paper clips, 1969)

1969 "Montpelier Farm Stable Show of Eight Artists", Landover, Upper Marlboro, Maryland, October ( sculpture of glass titled: 'Global March' [See Bibliography: Anne Christmas: Art in a Stable Setting] & paper works). Estate loan of the stable barns at Beall's Pleasure, Monpelier, in Prince George County, Route 301, near Upper Marlboro, Maryland {An18th century Georgian home in private ownership; also listed as :Federal architecture; that is on the National Register Listing since 1979, Montpelier was built in 1783} was courtesy of: Joseph Shepperd Rogers III, my friend, and fellow artist student at the UNCG Masters program. Joe liked to work in dense visual collages of various materials. Joseph "Joe" Rogers, listed as Nevia (Joseph Shepperd Rogers, Painter, in 'Who's Who of American Art 1995-96 , 21st Edition', page 883,. Notes: Quote: "Beall's Pleasure" - The house is up a narrow, private road on the left, 16.3 miles N.E. along Bladenton Road from Old Toll Gate, or at Bladensburg. Rd. and H Street, but is visible from the main road. This early colonial and brick house was built in 1795 by Benjamin Stoddard, 1st Secretary of the Navy, and confidential agent in securing rights for the Capital City. This fine example of Georgian architecture was built of brick burned at clay pits still visible on the grounds. The house was erected on foundations of a still earlier house, probably one built by Ninian Beall when he first patented the land and gave in the name in 1706. "

 

DATE: 1975 , 1976

PLACE: Ontario, Canada; Paris, France; London, England

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1975 "Women's Drawings", Mc Master University Art Gallery, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

1976 "Olympiad XXI", Montreal, Quebec, (4 paintings)

1976 "Abstractions", Gallery-Straford, Stratford, Ontario, Canada; Canadian Cultural Centre, Paris, France; and Canada House, London, England

("Untitled :Tropical Series" painting , 1976)

See Sutton works{Tropical Blocks Series. and The Fan Series:} from this period at: CCCA site:

or see 68 images-Navigate to 'artists' section, click on 'Sutton'

URL: http://www.ccca.ca

 

Title: Muskmelon © Carol Sutton   date: 1976 materials: acrylic on canvas measurements: 68 x 144 in.; 172.7 x 365.8 cm   description: Tropical Blocks Series.

1976 Harbourfront Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 5
(painting, Untitled 72 x 96",1976)

1976 A. C. T. - Artist Co-operative Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
(painting, "Pine's Pride", 72 x 96",1976)

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DATE: 1977

PLACE: Quebec, Alberta, & Ontario, Canada; Virginia, U.S.A.

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1977 Theo Waddington Galleries, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (6 paintings)

1977 "Fifteen Women", Harold Decker Galleries, Norfolk, Virginia, U.S.A.,
(4 paintings)

1977 "New Abstract Art", Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, (paintings, "Fruition", 1977)

1977 "Four Artists", Theo Waddington Galleries, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (paintings)

1977 "Works on Paper and Canvas", Gallery One, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
(paintings -"Turquoise Slant", 1977, "Verdant Front", 1977, "Red Letter Day",1977, "Spoonbill", 1977, and "Buoyant Blue", 1977)

1977 "Painting Now", Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Kingston, Ontario, Canada,
(paintings, "Gingersmap", 1977 and "Pine's Pride", 1976)

[A number of paintings are in their collection -including : 'Mint Julep Nude'; [SEE PIC below ] materials: acrylic on canvas; date: 1979; materials: acrylic on canvas; measurements: 72 x 144 in.; 182.9 x 365.8 cm; description: 'Fan Series']

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DATE: 1978

PLACE: Saskatchewan, Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Quebec, Alberta, & Ontario, Canada; Lhanducho, Wales; Aberdeen, Scotland; London, England; New York City, New York, U.S.A.

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1978 "Certain Traditions: Recent British and Canadian Art"
(paintings , "Lockhaven, 1977, Bay Bridge, 1977, and Cove, 1977)
In Canada: Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta
Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Art Gallery of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario
Art Gallery of Hamilton, Hamilton, Ontario
London Regional Art Gallery, London, Ontario
Memorial University of Newfoundland Art Gallery,
St. John's , New Brunswick
In United Kingdom: Mostyn Gallery, Lhanducho, Wales (Sept. 22 to Oct. 27)
City Art Gallery, Aberdeen, Scotland November 10 to December 1
Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry, England,
December 15, 1979 to Jan, 1980
Commonwealth Institute, London, England

1978 Theo Waddington Galleries, Montreal, Quebec, Canada ( paintings)

1978 Waddington Galleries, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (paintings and paper works)

1978 William Edward O'Reilly Inc., New York, New York, U.S.A.
(paintings and paper works)

1978 Buschlen-Mowatt Fine Art, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada,
(paintings and paper works)

1978 "Carol Sutton and Thomas Downing", William Edward O'Reilly Inc., New York, New York, U.S.A., March 4 to 25, ( paintings)

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DATE: 1979

PLACE: New York City, New York, U.S.A. Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan & Ontario, Canada; Virginia, U.S.A.

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1979 "Twentieth Century Paintings", Salander-O'Reilly Galleries Inc., New York, New York, U.S.A. (4 paintings)

1979 "First Exhibition", Pauline McGibbon Cultural Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada


1979 Theo Waddington Galleries, Montreal, Quebec, Canada ( paintings, 'Lorain',1976,
(named after her Grandmother and from whom the artist's own middle is derived) and 'Double Diamond', 1976)

1979 Waddington Galleries, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (paintings and paper works)

 

see 68 images-Navigate to 'artists' section, click on 'Sutton' URL: http://www.ccca.ca

Title: Drawers of Water [a sister painting to: 'Hewers of Wood' © Carol Sutton   date: 1979 materials: acrylic on canvas measurements: 56 x 185 in.; 142.2 x 469.9 cm   description: Fan Series.

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DATE: 1980

PLACE: New York City, New York, U.S.A. Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan & Ontario, Canada; Paris , France, Berlin, West Germany, Porto and Lisbon, Portugal,

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1980 "Inaugural Exhibition of 22 East 80th Street", Salander-O'Reilly Galleries Inc., New York, New York, U.S.A. (4 paintings), October 7 to 29, (10 paintings)
(1980, year of birth of daughter Viva-Laura Sutton-Fauteux)

1980 "Contemporary Paintings", Waddington Galleries, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
(paintings by : Bush, Feist,Knowles, Krause, Mead, Morin, Priest, Perehudoff, and Sutton), February 2

1980 "The Staff Collects - An Experiment" - Shell Canda,
Harbourfront Art Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada , July 25 to August 24, ('Morning Walk', 1978, - "Fan Series")

1980 "New Acquisitions, Beaux Arts International", Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
January 20 to 23

1980 West End Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, (paintings)

1980 The Gallery - Art Placement, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, (paintings)

1980 "Sutton, Saito, and Ross", Salander-O'Reilly Galleries Inc., New York, New York, U.S.A. ( paintings)

1980 "The New Generation: A Curator's Choice by Kenworth Moffett",
paintings by: D Abercrombie, J. Drapell, J. Durrant, H. Feist, P. Fournier, J. Griefen, D. Hughto, G Mairwoger, J. McLean, K. Saito, S. Slone, C. Sutton ('Serene Room', 1980, - "Fan Series" -)
Premiere- The Andre Emmerich Gallery, New York, New York, September 4 to 27 and then touring Europe;
American Cultural Centre, Paris, France, December 10, 1980 to January 17, 1981,
Amerika House, Berlin, West Germany, March 19, 1981, to April 25, 1981
Arzore Cooperative, Porto, Portugal, June 1 to June 15, 1981
Sociedade Nacional de Belas Artes, Lisbon, Portugal, July 29 to August 1, 1981

1980 "Vernisssage - Alcan", Montreal, Quebec, November 13, ('Pomegranate, 1979)

1980 "Works on Paper", Salander-O'Reilly Galleries Inc., New York, New York, U.S.A., December 13 to January 10, 1981 ( paintings)

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DATE: 1981

PLACE: Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan & Ontario, Quebec Canada; New York City, NY and Michigan, U.S.A;

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1981 "Viewpoint - Twenty-Nine by Nine", Art Gallery of Hamilton, Ontario, touring Ontario to: Toronto, Oshawa, London, Windsor, Stratford, Kitchner-Waterloo, Kingston, St. Catherines, and Sudbury,
opening December 19, 1980 to July 11, 1982
(painting - "Fan Series" -, 'Mint Julep Nude, 1978)

Title: Mint Julep Nude   © Carol Sutton   date: 1978 materials: acrylic on canvas measurements: 68 x 144 in.; 172.7 x 365.8 cm   description: Fan Series. collection: Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Kingston, Ontario, Canada,

1881 "Paintings and Sculpture", Salander-O'Reilly Galleries Inc., New York, New York, U.S.A. ( paintings)

1981 "The Heritage of Jack Bush", March 1981 to November 1982
(paintings 'Raleigh Red', 1981 and 'Pink Float', 1979)
In Canada: Robert McLaughlin Gallery, Oshawa, Ontario,
Koffler Centre for the Arts, Willowdale, Ontario,
Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Medicine Hat Museum, Medicine Hat, Alberta,
Burlington Cultural Centre, Burlington, Ontario,
Rodman Hall, St. Catherines, Ontario,
Gallery - Stratford,Stratford, Ontario,
Sir George Williams University, Montreal, Quebec

1981 Buschlen-Mowatt Fine Art, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada,
(paintings and paper works)

1981 Rubiner Gallery, Royal Oak, Michigan, U.S.A., (paintings)

1981 "Carol Sutton and Terrance Keller", Martin Gerard Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, June 6 to 25,
(paintings - "Fan Series" -'Dune', 1980 and 'Sawfish', 1980)

1981 "Summer Group Show", Gallery One, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (paintings)

1981 "A Culinary Palette", to match accompanying book publication of same title, with recipes by Sutton and Fauteux,
Eaton's Art Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (paintings), August 5 to 30


1981 "First Purchase", Harbourfront Art Gallery, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (paintings)
August to September

1981 The Gallery - Art Placement, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada, (paintings)

1981 Three Person Group Museum Show: "Carol Sutton, Kikuo Saito, and Terrance Keller",
Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, June 6 to July 7 , (a large Museum exhibition of paintings - "Fan Series" -including, 'Titan', 1981, 'Clarion', 1977, and 'Fruition', 1981)

Title: Alaria Padina © Carol Sutton   date: 1981 materials: acrylic on canvas measurements: 33 x 194.5 in.; 83.8 x 494.0 cm description: Fan Series.

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DATE: 1982

PLACE: Alberta, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Canada; Kentucky, U.S.A;

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1982 "Selections from the Westburne Collection", Edmonton, Alberta, Canada,
to 1983 (paintings 'Sun Always Same', 1981, 'Golden Florentine', 1978, and Untitled paper, 1978)
In Canada: Nickle Arts Museum, Calgary, Alberta
Rodman Hall, St. Catherines, Ontario
Dalhousie University Art Gallery, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Oakville Galleries, Oakville, Ontario
Owens Art Gallery, Mount Allison University, Sackville, New Brunswick
Sir George Williams Art Galleries, Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec

1982 "Color II" , paintings by Griefen, Hughto, Sutton, Christensen, Saito, Roth, and Ross, Martha White Gallery, Louisville, Kentucky, U.S.A.
(paintings - "Fan Series" -, 'Crossroads, 1981, and 'Umbrian Royal, 1982)

1982 "Selected Paintings of Contemporary Abstractionists", paintings by Sutton, Landfield, Hughto, Saito, Zox, Roth, Tammany, Harman, and Francis, (paintings - "Fan Series" -'Clay Roses', 1981, and 'Crystal Brown Royal', 1981)

1982 "Exhibitions of 25 Canadian Works from the Rothman's of Pall Mall Permanent Collections", Queen Elizabeth Building, the C.N.E. - Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, August,
(painting "Fan Series", 'Pompano, 1979)

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DATE: 1983, 1984

PLACE: Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, Canada; New York State, U.S.A;

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1983 - beginning of the 'Water Spiral Series', all named after seashells. Also the series: 'The Ceiling Paintings'.

1983 "Artists in the Corporate Environment", Galerie Elca London, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, November 24 to December 24
(1983 year of birth of son, 2nd child, Yale Sutton-Fauteux)

1983 Virginia Christopher Galleries, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
(paintings -'Nossi Royal, 1982 and Orinda Royal, 1982)

1983 Triangle Artist Workshop, Pine Plains, New York, New York, U.S.A.,
July to August; current URL as of 2002: http://www.triangleworkshop.org/triangleworkshop/

1983 "1978-1983" Gallery One, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, paintings by Drapell, Feist, Jacobs, Maclachlan, Robb, and Sutton, and sculpture by Fauteux, June 25 to July 14

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1984 The Hett Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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DATE: 1985, 1986

PLACE: Alberta, Canada; Michigan, Massachusetts, Illinois, New York State U.S.A;

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1985 "Abstractions in Painting", Rubiner Gallery, West Bloomfield, Michigan, U.S.A.,
(paintings by :K Christopher, S Coolly, S. Creole, R. Hogan, C Robb, C. Sutton, J. Thorn, S. Tunick, L. Zox, March 12 to April 19
(paintings 'Argonata Hiens', 1984 and ' Tortoise Cowrie', 1984, 'Water Spiral Series'. All the 'Water Spiral Series' paintings I named after seashells.)

1985 "The MBA (Boston) Hines Contemporary Art Collection", University Place at Harvard Square, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A., April 4, 1985 (painting 'Yellow Water Spiral', , 1983)

1985 Kathleen Laverty Gallery Limited, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

1985 Eve Cohen Gallery, Highland Park, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.,
(paintings - Water Spiral Series - 'Double Voluta Arabica', 1983, 'Double Reeve Alabaster', 1983, 'Noble Scallop', 1984, and 'Rooster Conch', 1984) A sample from this Water Spiral Series is:

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1986 "Triangle Artist Workshop Group Painting Exhibition Selected by Michael Fried", Triangle Artist Workshop, Mashhomac Fish and Game Reserve in Pine Plains, New York, New York, U.S.A., July to August; current URL as of 2002: http://www.triangleworkshop.org/triangleworkshop/

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DATE: 1987, 1988, 1989

PLACE: Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Canada; Barcelona, Spain; Michigan, Massachusetts, Illinois, New York State U.S.A;

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1987 "V.I.P..........A Selection of Very Important Painters celebrating their work of the 80's", Gallery One, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, November 29 to December 17, (paintings by: Stanley Boxer, Joseph Drapell, F. Dzubas, Sam Francis, Helen Frankenthaler, Doug Haynes, David. Hockney, Katja Jacobs, Robert Motherwell, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski, Larry Poons, Frank Stella, and Carol Sutton)

1987 "Barcelona Triangle 1987 Exposicio, Cente de Creacio Contemporania, Casa de La
Caritat Exposicio el 2 al 7 de juny 1987 de 10" in Collaboration with: Ajuntament de Barcelona, Diputacio de Barcelona, Institute of North- American Studies, British Council, Ambassador of Canada, Iberia, Jamberca; in Barcelona, Spain. http://www.trianglearts.org/detail.php?id=30

 

(1987) Sans Title [Sense titol] Painted during the Art Triangle Barcelona in Barcelona, Spain Collection of: MUSEU D'ART CONTEMPORANI DE BARCELONA - MACBA, Barcelona, Spain. Web: http://www.macba.es Date: May, 1987 Inventory #: 87B/05/29 Size: 92.9 inches by 112.5 inches, or apx. 236 cm by 286 cm , shown here stretched Materials: Golden Acrylic on cotton canvas or Acrilic sobre tela Place painted: Infimary Building during the 19th Century; Casa Provincial de Caridad - Impedidas - Dermitosio, Barcelona, Spain. My second studio workshop location. description: Barcelona Series.   file;sans_title_sutton_macba_but.jpg

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1988 "Curator's Choice - A Ten Year Retrospective - Harold Feist, Joseph Drapell, and Carol Sutton", Buschlen-Mowatt Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, January 14 to 15, (2 paintings, brochure with essay)

1988 "Sotheby's, Important Canadian Art", Auction and Exhibition, Four Seasons Hotel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Catalogue, #195, May 31, to June 1, (painting - 'Aqua Chorda', 1979, Fan Series)

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1989 "Art For All - The Edmonton Art Gallery", Edmonton, Alberta, February 26 to March 17, (painting -'Polinices Mimmilla Linne', 1984, from The Water Spiral Series, courtesy of Kathleen Laverty Gallery, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. {Named after a seashell.} )

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DATE: 1990

PLACE: Ontario, Canada;

1990 "Canadian Abstract Art of the 70's, Selected by Terrance Sulymko", Oakham House at Ryerson College, Toronto, Ontario, March 22 to 30 (3 paintings)

1990 "Sotheby's, Important Canadian Art", Auction and Exhibition,
Four Seasons Hotel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
( Catalogue, #94 'Abergan' (named after my cat in Greensboro, N.C.) , listed as #17, and 'Aqua Chorda', 1979, Fan Series, listed as #91, Thursday, May 31, 1990, Auction and Exhibition, May 27, 28, & 29,1990

1990 "The Art Committee of Baycrest Centre For Geriatric Care", -For Gallery One, Baycrest Hospital For Geriatric Care, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (paintings and sculpture by: J. Bush, S. Boxer, C. Broadhurst, B. Burnett, A. Clarke, L. Donahue, J. Drapell, André Fauteux, (sculpture), Harold Feist, D. Haynes, W. Mulcasdter, B. Tamo, R. Perehudoff, J. Olitski, D. Stone, and Carol Sutton, ),Sunday, September 16,1990

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DATE: 1996, 1997, 1998

PLACE: Ontario, Canada; Virginia, U.S.A.

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1996 "16 x ONE, Inner Landscapes", Paintings by Contemporary Women Selected by Karen Wilkin", Gallery One, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Thursday, February 29, 1996, (paintings by: F. Barth, A. Clarke, L. Donahue, M. Drouin, J. Jacobs, S. Johnson, P.L. Sutton, C. McAvity, J. Nathanson, R. Perehudoff, M. Ristvedt, S. Roth, P. Service, S. Slone, L. Stephanson, Carol Sutton)
(painting-' Pastels for Dreaming - A Nude Female wrapped - Sotto Voce - in a Milan skirt by Muriel-Grateau', 1996)

1996 Tatar/Alexander Gallery, 173 King Street East, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5A 1J4, Carol Sutton's photography work is represented by Tatar/Alexander Gallery in Toronto. See BLANK PHOTO TM within this web site.

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1996 - Tatar/Alexander Gallery, 173 King Street East, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5A 1J4, takes on by contract for one year the photograph work of Carol Sutton of BLANK PHOTO TM. About ten large double exposed white border ilfachrome (formerly cibachrome) color prints and about fifteen small black and white archival photographs are consigned to the Tatar/Alexander Gallery.

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1997 "1997 Patron Gala"- Silent Auction" , The Koffler Gallery, Bathurst Jewish Centre, 4588 Bathurst Street, North York, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M2R 1W6. Thursday, April 15,'Apron from Rear Facing Figure in Flagellazione by Piero della Francesca', 1995, paper work, and 'Rabbit and Squirrel on Door Oval Barcelona.', arcylic on canvas, 25" x 34". Web site The Koffler Gallery, Jewish Centre, Toronto. ... Farrell, Senior Curator 'Koffler Gallery'/Koffler Centre of the Arts at: http://www.bjcc.ca/content/koffler_gallery.html .quote: "The Koffler Gallery maintains a year-round exhibition program of contemporary art. Programming emphasizes new work by mid-career and more senior Canadian artists and, within this context, work of special interest to the Jewish community. "end quote.

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1997 'Skins', Archive Inc., Digital Art Library,Toronto, Ontario, Canada, opening - `Saturday, May 3, 1997, 2 photgraphs, archival black and white, 'Babies Discuss Sculpture (Grand Palais)', 1988, [sold] and 'Barge and Rampart on the Seine', 1988, each 8"x 10", Archive, Inc. Gallery and Art Library,883 Queen Street West, Toronto M6J 1G5 Phone/Fax: (416) 703-6564-

Quote: "Collection: A visual art venue that combines both a gallery and a digital library of Canadian art for rentals and sales to corporations and private residences, as well as film, television, and print media."end quote. co-owner Patricia Christie, and partner Johnson Chou, they expanded their target audience to include architects and art consultants. To make the lives of hardworking professionals easier, Christie and Chou digitally documented more than 10,000 artworks. URL: http://www.archivegallery.com

 

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1997 to Dec 8, 1998, -Two artworks - Donation to: The Tidewater Community College, [Website: http://www.tc.cc.va.us/] downtown, Address: 300 Granby Street, and 121 College Place, Norfolk, Virginia, U.S.A., 23510-9956. This donation was made via a neighbor and native Norfolkian : Bruce Melchor III, Chairman of Arts and Communication, Quote: "The Norfolk Campus opened in January of 1997 as a part of the City of Norfolk's redevelopment effort. The Martin Building, donated by the heirs of Alvah H. Martin, contains the campus Learning Resources Center." " Tidewater Community College, founded in 1968, is one of twenty-three two-year colleges that make up the Virginia Community College System (VCCS). Tidewater Community College has grown from a single location to four campuses (Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Virginia Beach), and a Visual Arts Center in Portsmouth. TCC also offers classes at local Military Bases and local area schools." end quote. The college is a member of the Virginia Community College System.

• Artwork #1: A truly beautiful and massive scaled framed extended-edge work on paper by Carol Sutton, dated: 1989. This artwork was based a French schoolyard gate I photographed in Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France and the mountain range that loomed just behind the gate on the distant horizon.,

titled: 'Moyenne Corniche Schoolyard Gate'; From the 'Silhouette-Grill-Balcony Series'. [See Solo Shows - 1989] . Inventory # is: 88/07/20 to 26C, size is: 39 by 44 inches unframed. This work hung in the Lochhaven, Norfolk, Virginia home of my parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert William Sutton, for many years prior to my Mother's death in May of 1997, Nancy Chester Sustare Sutton.

• Artwork #2: A large framed collage on paper, dated 1986, I believe it was one based on music and was titled: 'Up and Away, As With Trumpets', sixe would have been over 22 by 30 unframed.
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• Over 300 cookbooks were donated in 1997 to the Culinary Arts Department of the Tidewater Community College from the personal Collection of Robert William and Nancy C.S. Sutton; donation made on our parents behalf by the three living children, Nancy Townsend Sutton Nowlan, Robert Porter Sutton and Carol Lorraine Sutton. These books are labeled inside the front cover with a bookplate commemorating their gift source as noted above. URL: http://www.tc.cc.va.us/norfolk/acadiv/culinary/index.htm

 

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1998, 'Auction for the Trinity Home Hospice and Casey House Hospice. AIDS cure fund'. A free-standing hospital-affiliated hospice established for peoplewith AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). Hospice or palliative care. Webpage: http://www.caseyhouse.com and a listing in : http://www.gaycanada.com/entries/index.php?EntryID=935.

*Donation of Carol Sutton 2 paper works, (100% rag board) works dated 1997, from the 'Faberge Jewelry Series', that brought in a total of $1,800.00 CDN funds.

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Thursday, February 5, 1998, the 3 rd Annual event " Aloha! - Tropical Theme- 'Message in a Bottle Auction - place: Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) - Curated by founder of 'Message in a Bottle' , David Arathoon, Project Founder'. Carol Sutton was represented by : 3 paper (100% rag board) works dated 1997, from the 'Faberge Jewelry Series', that brought in a total of $3,000.00 CDN funds. Artwork placed inside bottles is auctioned along with some artworks which is not inside a bottle. Mine were not inside a bottle.

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July 4 to July 28, 1998, -"Abstraction Now", Selected by Karen Wilkin"- , place: Gallery One, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Featuring paintings by: Ann Clarke, Michele Drouin, Katja Jacobs, Harold Feist, Joseph Drapell, Douglas Haynes, Bill Kort, Bobby Tamo, Alice Teichert, and Carol Sutton. Lecture given by Karen Wilkin. Painting included was: 'Salient Balcony', 1990, Golden acrylic on canvas, a vertical 88" x 56 1/2".

DATE: 1999, 2000, 2001,

PLACE: Ontario, Canada; New York State, U.S.A.

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1999, In 'ART and SOUL Auction' 1999 of Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care, has up on the web, an extended edge Golden acrylic painting on Stonehenge paper. TITLE:" 'Belgium Vase Speaks to Me' by Carol Sutton , Mixed Media on Paper" The Baycrest Collection is on exhibition in their hospital and now has at least 3 works by Carol Sutton. Three paintings on canvas:

1. Hourglass, 69" by 29", 1/13/1977,Utrecht brand acrylic on cotton canvas, vertical wedge series

2. a big spiral painting, acrylic on cotton canvas gift of Carol Sutton after 1992

3. Calico Royal, 82/03/19A, acrylic on cotton canvas, a long one-provenance is via Waddington's Art Gallery, Toronto to Rabinovitch/Newton Accountants

• 4. In 'ART and SOUL Auction' 1999: Belgium Vase Speaks to Me' ,extended edge Golden acrylic painting on Stonehenge paper. View this work:Belgium Vase Paintings,Extended-Edge Paintings, paintings made on and of paper by Carol Sutton
• This work was shown on the official website of Baycrest.org. Currently it is not posted.

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Wednesday, June 30, 1999, at 6:30pm - 'Video Cabaret-Brian & Mila Mulroney's Garage Sale' - 8 th Auction Fundraising- Curated by Donna Lypchuck', The Cameron House Bar, 408 Queen Street West, Ontario, Canada. 25 artists create gorgeous counterfeit masterpieces. Carol Sutton painted a fake which recreated Francisco De Goya (1814), ''Goya Gloss: Third of May', acrylic on paper xerox copy, apx. 25" x 30", signed in red "Carol Sutton" , with the letter "n" made to echo the signature dropping swirl that Goya used in his own signature. - The artist worked about six days on this work, but it sold to Video Cabaret organizing members for only $200.00 CDN funds. Past auctions were mainly fakes of well known Canadian artists, the eighth auction was a departure in that the sources for the fakes were broaden to include international artists in history. Well documented in slides by the artist. The Video Cabaret website is: http://www.videocab.com/

1999/2000 - 'Abstraction- A Curator's Choice', The Art Gallery of Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada. December 16 1999 ~ January 22, 2000 / "Guest curator, Christiane Becker, was born and raised in Cologne, Germany where she still lives and works. She received her education in "Visual Arts", "Greek and Roman Archaeology" and "Philosophy" at Friedrich-Wilhelms University in Bonn, Germany.- Becker arrived at a list of five abstract painters: Joseph Drapell; Harold Feist; Paul Fournier; Carol Sutton; and, Jean McEwen. Becker maintains these thoughtful, serious, energetic painters continue to find abstraction challenging and still succeed in producing works whose accomplishment is undisputed." See past exhibitions at:

http://www.artgalleryofalgoma.on.ca

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September 1 and 2, 2001, Golden Artist Colors Benefit Gala and Auction Show for the newly created Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts, New Berlin, New York State, http://www.goldenpaints.com/jp07art3.htm . quote from Golden site: Golden Artist Colors, Inc. celebrated its 20th year in business on September 1st and 2nd right here in Upstate New York. The event began with a Benefit Gala for the newly created Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts. It was held at the beautiful Fenimore Cooper ("Last of the Mohican" fame) Art Museum, overlooking the lake in Cooperstown, New York. The next day the event moved to the Golden Facility, overlooking the beautiful rolling hills of Columbus, New York. The day long family and friends celebration at Golden Artist Colors was filled with great food and entertainment, plus many surprises. " Group show included many of the famed artist who use Golden paint colors by choice. Carol Sutton was represented in the show by one framed: 'Water Spiral Work' on paper, 22" by 30", which sold and contributed $1,000. US funds to the Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts, that artist can apply to for money to buy art supplies. Some artists included in this show were: Carol Sutton, Susan Roth, Darryl Hughto, Randy Bloom, Lawrence Poons, Kenneth Noland, Jules Olitski and many others. Sam Golden was the founder in 1980. His son Mark Golden is now CEO. Golden Artists Colors, Inc. , 188 Bell Road, New Berlin, New York, U.S.A. 13411, Telephone: 607-847-6154. Carol Sutton was one of the first artist to test out Golden Paints in 1979.-

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The Daily Star - Online Edition

... foreign artists, including Guiseppe Albi, Marthjin DeGroot, Pietro Spica, Carol

Sutton and Charles ... In 1996, Golden Artist Colors' efforts to create a business ...

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GOLDEN ARTIST COLORS Auction for art supplies to go to other artists.

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Saturday, August 19, 2000

Firm to celebrate 20 colorful years

By Tom Grace

 

Cooperstown News Bureau

 

COLUMBUS - Twenty years ago in a barn on Bell Road in Columbus, the Golden family began to make acrylic artists paints.

 

Family patriarch Sam Golden, who'd been creating acrylic paints since the 1930s, supervised production, and his son, Mark Golden, at times delivered the paint directly to artists in New York City.

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To celebrate this good fortune, Golden Artists Colors will hold a two-day event on Labor Day weekend this year. There will be a silent auction of donated artwork, an anniversary party at the firm's Columbus complex and a gala reception at the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown.

 

Proceeds from the silent action will benefit the Sam and Adele Golden Foundation, which provides grants to help outstanding artists with their careers, Barbara Golden said.

 

{Carol Sutton donated "Untitled-The Water Spiral Series", 22" x 30" painting on paper; "We have increased the Foundation Endowment by $26,000 and your generous contribution has added $1,000.00." Barbara Golden.}
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October 1 to 14, 2001, - OCAD, Ontario College of Art, Triangle Workshop Artists at OCAD.

Location: Atrium Gallery, 100 McCaul Street, Toronto, curated by Ken Carpenter and Ron Shuebrook,

, (paintings and sculpture by: Founder of Triangle Artist' Workshop: Sir Anthony Caro, had a selection of sculpture. Plus artists: Jordan Broadworth, Ann Clarke, Cara Cluett, Nicole Collins, Lynn Donoghue, Joseph Drapell,

*André Fauteux {husband of Carol Sutton}{showed two sculpture works: #1. "Untitled Neoprene (1988), neoprene rubber, 10.25 x 23 x 20inches, #2. Flat Iron (1989), brass, 39.5 x 48 x 12 inches. --In my opinion this was the best piece in the whole show. C. Sutton}

Harold Feist, Katja Jacobs, Graham Peacock, William Perehudoff, Milly Ristvedt, Otto Rogers, Jaclyn Shoub, Ron Shuebrook, Judith Singer, Carol Sutton [participated in the Triangle Artists Workshop in 1983, and 1986, in Pine Plains, New York and Barcelona Triangle in 1987.] , Sheila Vollmer). Plus Tuesday Oct 9 2001, Panel Discussion: Karen Wilkin, Cora Cluett, Jordan Broadworth , Nicole Collins, Lynn Donoghue, and Ron Shuebrook.

*Two exhibited works: #1. The Alhambra , from The Spanish Cape, Garment Based Works Series, [Which has blue tones], size: 41 1/2" by 29 1/2" actual paper size or 105.4cm by 74.9cm. date:1994). And #2. Poco Grill Madrid ( 1991), from The Spirit Balcony Series, acrylic on canvas, 24 "x 34 "; a detail of an architectural grill that I photographed while in Barcelona and then painted upon my return to Toronto.

 

 

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DATE: 2002, 2003

PLACE: Ontario, Canada; University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

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2002, January-February 8 - Group Show, Gallery One, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Thursday, February 29, 1996, (paintings by: Harold Feist, Stanley Boxer, Douglas Haynes, Bruce P., Susan Roth, Darryl Hughto, one early Jack Bush, titled 'Mabel's Hat', Carol Sutton)
(2 paintings on paper in baroque deluxe 'Spanish El Prado" looking frames; hung one on top of the other just inside the window, in the stairwell at the front of the gallery- from THE GARMENT BASED WORKS SERIES>sub series- The Spanish Capes Series, lower one was :' 'The Golden Valencia', date:1994, Interference Golden Acrylic plus ink on paper; size: 41 1/2" by 29 1/2" actual paper size or 105.4cm by 74.9cm. And hanging on the top was: 'The Cardovan' [Which has blue tones], size: 41 1/2" by 29

1/2" actual paper size or 105.4cm by 74.9cm. date:1994). The Golden Valencia was on my catalogue book edition cover.

 

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2003, 'All in Colour'-April 12-29, 2003, Bush, Frankenthaler, Olitski, Drapell, Feist, Dzubas, Hofmann, Boxer, Sutton, Haynes, Molinari.-Gallery One, Toronto, Ontario

 

2003, Grand Re-Opening Saturday April 12, 2003 - The Fitzwilliam Museum of Cambridge, United Kingdom, [http://www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/] has loaned two paintings, Virginia

Greens (1981) and Floral Tops (1986), both from the Collection of Sir Anthony Caro and Lady Sheila Girling to The New Hall Women's Art Collection [http://www.newhall.cam.ac.uk/womensart and see online listing in The Catalogue Art Collection at:http://www.newhall.cam.ac.uk/womensart/catalogue.htm]. Lecture by Maggi Hambling. Christopher Stevenson MA, Curator of the Art Collection. Mrs. Patricia Acres, Secretary to the Art Committee.

 

2003, 'Conduit - in association with THE WATER PROJECT"'-July 5-29, 2003, featuring Burnett, Down, Doyle, Fairhead, McAvity, Pavey, Service Sutton, Teichert, plus more - -.-Gallery One, Toronto, Ontario [ Listed in SLATE gallery guide, Toronto & Environs, June/ July 2003, on page 21.]

 

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DATE: 2004

PLACE: Ontario, Canada;

Wednesday, January 7, 2004, Lynn Donoghue Tribute & Silent Auction event Show at the Gladstone Hotel, Queen Street West.

Photo of Carol Sutton and husband, sculptor André Fauteux. Contrbuition of 2 works #18 & 319., #18 a silver print photograph, title: 'Texture in Architecture-Location: Paris, France', 1988, print 4 3/8" x 7 1/8" and a jewelry painting on paper 319, 'Earring 1865 of Dead and Bright Gold', 1995, acrylic, pastel, ink, 11" x 8 1/2" on stonehenge paper. Raised $450.00.

 

issue 6(PDF File)- Lynn Donoghue Tribute & Silent Auction event

2003, February 2004, The GLADSTONE NEWS - ISSUE #6

AND MOCCA DIRECTOR/CURATOR DAVID LISS BENEFIT DONOR ARTISTS PETER TOWNSEND, CAROL SUTTON, ANDRÉ FAUTEUX AND FRIEND, { This 'friend' is artist Andrea Bolley.} ARTIST JAAN POLDAAS, ONE OF....go to www.gladstonehotel.com, then click the news area. then issue # 6.

www.gladstonehotel.com/PDFNews/issue6.pdf  {photo}

 

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DATE: 2005

PLACE: Cambridge, England

Saturday April 23, 2005, The New Hall Art Collection Biennial Open Day- 'Postcard Tombola', in the Dome, New Hall Art Collection, Cambridge, England, CB3 0DF. A 4" x 6", acrylic on paper, 'Roman Frescoe'; inspired by a recent trip to Rome, Italy.

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DATE: 2006

PLACE: Ontario, Canada;

Art For Small Hearts; Neonatal Intensive Care Units at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto & Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem. The Canadian Shaare Zedek Hospital Foundation, and , Exhibition Friday, September 8, 2006, Place: Lonsdale Gallery, 410 Spadina Road, Toronto: Art auction to be held September 26, 2006 at the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada - Artist: Carol Sutton, Title: Janthindae Sailor, Series: The Water Spiral Series, 1984 , acrylic on cotton canvas,  33 1/2  x 36 inches. Value: $6,000.00.

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DATE: 2007

PLACE: Cambridge, England, New Berlin, New York, USA ,

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'Postcard Tombola' 2nd year New Hall Collection, Cambridge, ends March 23, 2007, in the Dome, New Hall Art Collection, Cambridge, England, CB3 0DF."anonymously featured" auction. Small painting by Carol Sutton, Title: Roma Maiden, Size: 5 7/8" x 4 1/8", Size: about 15 cm x 10 cm, Medium: Acrylic on Stonehenge archival paper, Series: This is #11 of a group of 15 made in March/April 2005.

 

The Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts,, 10 Year Celebration & Art Auction Benefit, Saturday, October 6, 2007 from 5 to 8 pm at Golden Artist Colors, New Berlin, NY, plus online auction: Benefit Art Auction Gallery (http://www.goldenfoundation.org/index_gal.htm)..Carol Sutton. 2004, "Scallop Triangle", 22" x 30", Framed, Acrylic on stonehenge paper, Catalog #: 028 ."Board of Directors is grateful for the generous donations of artwork, which will enable the Foundation to assist visual artists and those organizations that directly support visual artists and their work. All proceeds from the sale of work will benefit the endowment fund of the Golden Foundation.We invite you to visit the Sam & Adele Golden FoundationSM for the Arts, Inc." Web site, www.goldenfoundation.org

 

Scallop Triangle ,2004, Golden Paints on Stonehenge Paper, 22' x 30"

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