Carol Dance
Carol has been painting since a teenager and began exhibiting seriously in 2002. She had a major exhibition at the Seymour Centre in Sydney in 2003, followed by solo shows around Sydney. She was invited to be the artist-in-residence at the Port Douglas Commercial Gallery of Fine Art in 2004. She has exhibited in Victoria, Queensland and around NSW.
Reviews of a recent exhibition of 'Pillars'
Contact Carol at carol.dance@iinet.net.au to discuss commissions, sales and rentals.
Carol has been painting since a teenager and began exhibiting seriously in 2002. She had a major exhibition at the Seymour Centre in Sydney in 2003, followed by solo shows around Sydney. She was invited to be the artist-in-residence at the Port Douglas Commercial Gallery of Fine Art in 2004. She has exhibited in Victoria, Queensland and around NSW.
Reviews of a recent exhibition of 'Pillars'
- Carol Dance's artwork is an affirmation of creativity, how history influences or changes modern times, and more importantly, it makes you think deeply about your own existence. 'Pillars' represents a unique and quirky genre: 'neo-surrealism'. J. Wong, Weekend Notes.
- Carol Dance is known as a neo-surrealist and her exquisite work is on display at the Stirrup Gallery. Basil Naimet, Innercity Weekender.
- A powerful and intriguing exhibition. Art Post, what's on.
Contact Carol at carol.dance@iinet.net.au to discuss commissions, sales and rentals.
Exhibitions
Artist-in-Residence
Corporate collections
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