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About the Artist
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Contact Information
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Carmen is a multidisciplinary artist best known for her felting work, winning the Major Prize at Ellenbrook Arts awards in 2023
Ceramic sculpture is a very much-loved art form which Carmen started in 1987 in Sydney. Faces are a subject she enjoys creating, whether in ceramics, paintings and recently using Euclay, a clay she invented, made with dry eucalyptus leaves as the main component. 2024, Castaways Sculpture Awards exhibited one of her busts made with a combination of ceramics and Euclay. Cold Porcelain clay is also a medium she uses routinely and has won her some awards at The Perth Royal Show and invitations to demonstrate during the show for 4 consecutive years. |
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Carmen has been invited for two consecutive years to demonstrate at the Ravensthorpe Wild Flowers Show where she has exhibited a one-metre-long garland with a variety of Eucalyptus flowers and gumnuts
and a branch of a Eucalyptus Macrocarpa natural size.
Her studio opens on weekends from 10 to 4 pm at 6 Logue Street, Waroona. During Peel Open Studios Carmen will be sharing the studio space with Nicole Frankiewicz in Meadow Springs.
Artworks and "make and take" art workshops will be available for guests.
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Studio Information
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Address
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Studio Opening Hours |
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Three Heart Art Studio
2 Brampton Place Meadow Springs WA 6210 Studio is wheelchair accessible |
Saturday, 3 May: 10am - 4pm
Sunday, 4 May: 10am - 4pm Saturday, 10 May: 10am - 4pm Sunday, 11 May: 10am - 4pm To arrange a visit to the studio during the week, please contact the artist on 0416 035 940. |