I am thrilled to be one of the accepted artists for the Prince Street Gallery’s 15th Annual Juried Exhibition in August 2023. Three gallery artists, Flavia Bacarella, Larry Groff, Gina Werfel juried this show…

The conversation was held at 440 Gallery and moderated by multi-media artist Karen Gibbons karengibbonsart.com who is represented by 440 Gallery. The talk was attended by artist and curator Maddy Rosenberg

To celebrate the month of July the 440 Gallery will be featuring the very special theme show, Mapping. My piece featured here. They’ve put together several events at the gallery…

440 Gallery: Congratulations Carol @carolmorrisonart  Tell us something about your piece “It All Fits”
Carol Morrison: This may look like an aerial map, but I don’t read maps, nor do I use GPS—I don’t even drive. My maps are built from decades of walking these New York City streets. Walking, and my maps, are an experience of chaos and composition…

The Prince Street Gallery at its new location at 547 West 27 Street, Suite 504 NY NY has selected my woodcut to be part of their 2023 Juried Exhibition!  The exhibition will run from August 1 - 19, 2023

I am infused with many maps of this unfathomable city. A New Yorker since the day I was born, I don’t use a GPS. My maps are built from decades of walking these streets…

My work is featured with 25 other artists from a national call for art exploring Mapping. This group show at the 440 Gallery 440 6th Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11215 was juried by Maddy Rosenberg for the 2023 Theme Show Mapping…

I was acknowledged for two Merit Awards for my woodcuts by Grey Cube Gallery in their fourth international "Botanicals" online art contest for 2023. Contest was open to artists worldwide…

Combining found and everyday objects that are repurposed as elements—to speak to the need for consumer consciousness and to be better choice makers about our environment. This monoprint uses traditional monoprint techniques including wiping away areas of colored ink…

Delighted to announce that my woodcuts “The One Delighting” and “All Up” were two of my prints that received Honorable Mention by the fifth Art competition “Botanicals” at Art Room Gallery

VISCOSITY PRINTMAKING: sounds complicated but it is also known as “simultaneous color printing” and came out of a discovery at Atelier 17 in Paris in the 1920s.

BEHIND THE SCENES:  This is a monoprint (on a plexiglass plate) working with acetate forms created in advance with the intention to provide the composition some defined forms and structure.

BEHIND THE SCENES: This is the plate—the board—from which the print is made. The first is the board inked up in Paynes Grey. The second is the board au natural.

BEHIND THE SCENES: Sometimes the problem with my using corrugated cardboard as a plate is that, well, when printed it will look like I used corrugated cardboard as the plate.

BEHIND THE SCENES: The rainbow roller is a technique used to blend two or more ink colors rolled onto the plate—in this case my woodcut. With the rainbow roller there is a transition that happens between ink color that is something of a mystery.

Thrilled to announce that this woodcut is now in the permanent collection of Master Printer Kathy Caraccio, with whom I have been studying for several years.

Forms are both raised and recessed to create an embossed and imprinted three-dimensional effect on the paper.

A joy to learn from and study with printmaking with Master Printer, artist, curator and collaborator Kathy Caraccio, and delighted to have a piece of my work in her major print collection.

So exciting to have had my artwork as a part of friend and designer Kevin Dumais’ @dumais_inc fundraiser for Housing Works’ Design On A Dime auction this year.