Artist Information:
Carol Coffman
Fredericksburg, VA
United States
Member Since: Jul 2001
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Artist Statement:
I work in three different
series. The “Dolls and
Fairytales” series uses
fairytales and children’s
playthings as imagery to
explore gender roles, fears,
vulnerability, alienation, and
irrational expectations. Often
the imagery is humorous. These
visual metaphors are not clear
narratives, leaving room for
the viewer’s interpretation.
In the “Rhythm” series I
experiment with different
design approaches while
exploring repetitive daily
activities. The “Everyday
Narratives” series celebrates
the magic of the everyday and
those elusive moments that
seem charged or symbolically
significant.
My mediums of choice are
acrylic, watercolor, color
pencil, and soft pastel. I
occasionally explore
printmaking and ceramics.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Ongoing Work on display at Art
First Gallery, Fredericksburg,
VA.
2009 Untitled Solo Show,
Porter Branch, Central
Rappahannock Regional Library,
Stafford, VA.
2008 Participating Artist,
Arts and Letters Festival,
Border’s Book Store,
Fredericksburg, VA.
2008 Donation of several
artworks, "Friends of the
Rappahannock" silent auction
fundraiser at "Riverfest"
(Proceeds ...
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Artist Galleries:
Art First, Inc.
824 Caroline st
Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401
Phone - 540.371.7107
Email -
info@artfirstgallery.com
Gallery Hours
Monday - Thursday: 11 am - 7
pm
Friday and Saturday: 11 am -9
pm
Sunday: 12 pm - 7 pm
http://www.artfirstgallery.com/
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Collections:
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Commissions:
Jo Stix, Fredericksburg, VA,
USA
Amy Casler, Fredericksburg,
VA, USA
Donna Ives, Stafford, VA, USA
The Britt Family, Occoquan,
VA, USA
The Jones Family, Charles
City, VA, USA
Kidz Solutions, Hampton, VA,
USA...
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Carol Coffman's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Carol Coffman's Portfolio.
I work in three different series. The “Dolls and Fairytales” series uses fairytales and children’s playthings as imagery to explore gender roles, fears, vulnerability, alienation, and irrational expectations. Often the imagery is humorous. These visual metaphors are not clear narratives, leaving room for the viewer’s interpretation. In the “Rhythm” series I experiment with different design approaches while exploring repetitive daily activities. The “Everyday Narratives” series celebrates the magic of the everyday and those elusive moments that seem charged or symbolically significant.
My mediums of choice are acrylic, watercolor, color pencil, and soft pastel. I occasionally explore printmaking and ceramics.
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