8/9 : NEWISH // new works by CARLIE TROSCLAIR @ Slow

2014 August 4
by theacreproject

 NEWISH
new work by CARLIE TROSCLAIR
August 9 – August 23, 2013 

Opening Reception: Saturday, August 9 , 6-9pm
Open Hours: Saturdays, noon-5pm or by appointment
 
Slow Gallery
2153 W 21st St
Chicago, 60608

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Carlie Trosclair made a series of works that she’s not shown before. She’s painted on some with gouache, layered some with fabric, and dug and scraped some things away. She’s tried her hand at making art in ways she’s not done before. Still, to call her work new seems preposterous. Carlie makes art about old spaces using old processes and often begins with old objects that she re-works. She finds places and things with crumbles and patinas, and she piles and layers until the theatrical layers and the uncovered and discovered layers are all the same layer and a new integrated whole. Ish.

 

 CARLIE TROSCLAIR is an artist from New Orleans, Louisiana who lives and works in St. Louis, Missouri.Trosclair earned an MFA from the Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis, a BFA from Loyola University New Orleans, and is a Fellow of the Community Arts Training Institute (MO).Trosclair has completed residencies at ACRE (WI), Vermont Studio Center (VT), Woodside Contemporary Artists Center (NY), chashama (NY) and The Luminary Center for the Arts (MO). Trosclair has exhibited at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis (MO), Antenna Gallery (LA), The Armory Center for the Arts (CA), and Swanson Contemporary (KY). 

More information about Carlie Trosclair can be found at carlietrosclair.com.

 

SLOW is an alternative exhibition venue for contemporary art. Not quite an apartment gallery, not commercial. Presenting art that leans away from hipster, toward introspective and vulnerable (read slightly nerdy).
 
More information about Slow can be found at www.paul-is-slow.info