CAROL ADAMEC
Carol first moved to Albuquerque in 1994 and over the past 15 years has traveled
back and forth between two diverse environments: The high desert of New Mexico,
painting the landscape of the Southwest; and the lush flora of Central Florida, which
piqued her interest in painting flowers.
Recently Carol turned to the Japanese kimono as a vehicle for exploring color and
patterning. These paintings merge her interests in flowers and kimonos into a single
pursuit of color, form, and beauty.
A native Chicagoan, Carol earned her BFA in painting from the Art Institute of
Chicago in 1976. Carol lives in Albuquerque and maintains a painting studio at the
Harwood Art Center. She is represented by the Weyrich Gallery in Albuquerque and
LRoss Gallery in Memphis, TN.
You can or visit her blog at caroladamec.blogspot.com/ or contact Carol
at CCAdamec@gmail.com
All images are copyrighted by the artist. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written
permission from the artist is obtained.
back and forth between two diverse environments: The high desert of New Mexico,
painting the landscape of the Southwest; and the lush flora of Central Florida, which
piqued her interest in painting flowers.
Recently Carol turned to the Japanese kimono as a vehicle for exploring color and
patterning. These paintings merge her interests in flowers and kimonos into a single
pursuit of color, form, and beauty.
A native Chicagoan, Carol earned her BFA in painting from the Art Institute of
Chicago in 1976. Carol lives in Albuquerque and maintains a painting studio at the
Harwood Art Center. She is represented by the Weyrich Gallery in Albuquerque and
LRoss Gallery in Memphis, TN.
You can or visit her blog at caroladamec.blogspot.com/ or contact Carol
at CCAdamec@gmail.com
All images are copyrighted by the artist. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written
permission from the artist is obtained.
