Carroll Taylor-Lindoe

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Carroll Taylor-Lindoe
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Carroll Taylor-LindoeCarroll Taylor-Lindoe was born and educated in Calgary.Her studio practice since 1969 has been varied in media, beginning in the early 60s through to the mid 70s with ceramic sculpture.Her work in that medium was seen in Ceramics International 72 and History of Ceramics in Alberta.Her work in various sculpture and drawing media was shown from the mid 70s through to the mid 80s when she began painting as well.
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Taylor-Lindoe is the recipient of numerous Canada Council Grants and has served on national, regional and provincial juries.She is currently an instructor at the Alberta College of Art & Design and is working toward solo exhibitions at the Art Gallery of Calgary in 2004 and Wynick/Tuck Gallery in January of 2003.

February 15 - Carroll Taylor-Lindoe

Carroll Taylor-Lindoe was born in Calgary in 1948.She was educated there at the Alberta College of Art and has been a practicing artist for thirty-five years and an instructor of art at the post-secondary level for twenty-five years.She has exhibited widely throughout Canada and her work is represented in many public and private collections.

She has worked in many visual art disciplines including sculpture (ceramic, wood, fabric, plaster, mixed media), photography, drawing and painting.Her work has, for the most part, centered on a cluster of themes and approaches to experiences of place, nature and feeling, all mediated through a strong interest in and appreciation for the expressive capabilities of art forms from many times and cultures.Taylor-Lindoe has explored her signature themes at times with representational means and at others, abstractly.Some projects carry political or persuasive intentions, and as such are meaning driven and strategically constructed, and others give the largest share of the working process over to a celebration of the content that can arise out of an artist's intuitive and direct relationship with material, form and experience.

In 2003, Taylor-Lindoe moved to Denman Island where she maintains her studio.

Painting by Carroll Taylor-Lindoe
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Carroll Taylor-Lindoe's workshop is on Saturday, January 20
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Carroll Taylor-Lindoe
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Carroll Taylor-LindoeCarroll Taylor-Lindoe was born in Calgary in 1948.She has been a practicing artist for thirty five years, exhibiting widely in Canada where her work is represented in many public museums and private collections.

Faculty member at the Alberta College of Art and Design for eighteen years, she has also taught at the University of Calgary, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, University of Lethbridge and been a visiting artist at many art departments throughout Canada.Carroll has worked in and taught many media including sculpture (ceramic, wood, fabric, plaster, mixed media), drawing and painting.

In 2003 she retired from her position at the Alberta College of Art and Design to come to Denman Island where she now maintains her studio.She is represented in Toronto by Wynick/Tuck Gallery and in Calgary by TrepanierBaer Gallery, and is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Artists.

Carroll Taylor-Lindoe

Carroll Taylor-Lindoe will speak about her work as part of the North Island College and Emily Carr Institute lecture series.Taylor-Lindoe was born in Calgary in 1948.Educated at the Alberta College of Art she has been a practicing artist for 35 years and an instructor of art at the post-secondary level for 25 years.She has exhibited widely throughout Canada and her work is represented in many public and private collections.Taylor-Lindoe has worked in many visual art disciplines including sculpture, photography, drawing and painting.Her work has, for the most part, centred on a cluster of themes and approaches to experiences of place, nature and feeling, all mediated through a strong interest in and appreciation for the expressive capabilities of art forms from many times and cultures. Taylor-Lindoe has explored her signature themes at times with representational means and at others, abstractly.Some projects carry political or persuasive intentions, and as such are meaning driven and strategically constructed, and others give the largest share of the working process over to a celebration of the content that can arise out of an artist's intuitive and direct relationship with material, form and experience.In 2003, Taylor-Lindoe moved to Denman Island where she maintains her studio.

Our signature piece, "The Three Ladies" was recently donated to the Donalda Gallery by Luke's daughter Carroll Taylor-Lindoe , also a talented artist and teacher, who has just retired from teaching at the Alberta College of Art and Design.This one-of-a-kind piece from the 70's was in Luke's private collection until his passing - chained to a backyard apple tree.

Calgary artist Carroll Taylor-Lindoe, who studied with her as a teenager, says Ohe's teaching and art were always inseparable, and both were an extension of her personality: "Art isn't something that Katie does, it's who she is.

CARROL TAYLOR-LINDOE

2000 Carroll Taylor-Lindoe: 1980 , 2000, Trépanier Baer Gallery, Calgary, Alberta
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2002 Carroll Taylor-Lindoe and Carol Wainio, Trépanier Baer Gallery, Calgary, Alberta
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Carroll Taylor-Lindoe is represented by the Wynick/Tuck Gallery, Toronto, Canada.