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Artist Information:
Paul Carbo
Spencer, WV
United States
Member Since: May 2009
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Artist Media:
Furniture (9)
Sculpture Wood (6)
Artist Exhibitions:
Won a Merit Award at the 2007
Port Clinton Art Festival in
Chicago...

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Artist Statement for Paul Carbo

I started messing round with wood in 1999 while still working as a graphic artist for the Los Angeles Times. We all worked on computers at that time and I was craving to do art with my hands like we used to back in the "dim time" before computers. I initially started to build small functional art pieces for children. Things like paper and pencil holders. I then progressed to larger caricatures of famous people I thought kids should be aware of like Abe Lincoln and Mark Twain, still intended as furniture for children. I would store the finished cabinets in my living room. They mingled well with my other furniture and and found I using them to store CD's,books ans such. At that point I said to myself " Why wouldn't grown-ups like this kinda thing"? I left my job at the newspaper, forged on and continued to build.


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