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Carolyn Schlam
Carolyn Schlam is a painter, sculptor, glass artist and author. Her current work is primarily figurative and executed in oil, ink, mixed media, collage and glass. Carolyn studied painting post graduate with Norman Raeben in his studio in Carnegie Hall. Mr. Raeben was the son of the Yiddish writer Sholem Alecheim, and a student of Robert Henri, author of The Art Spirit. Carolyn studied glassmaking at Urban Glass in Brooklyn. She has also studied wood sculpture at the University of New Mexico and participated in numerous workshops.
Carolyn is the author of The Creative Path: A View from the Studio on the Making of Art, published by Skyhorse Publishing in 2018, a treatise on the creative process from psychological, philosophical, and practical points of view and The Joy of Art: How to Look At, Appreciate and Talk About Art, a full color volume on the subject of art appreciation from an artist’s lens. This book is being sold worldwide in English and has been sold to publishers in China, Taiwan and Korea for translation.
Carolyn's work has been exhibited at museums and galleries nationwide, and she has received numerous prizes, grants and honors. In 2013, Carolyn was named one of the finalists in the Smithsonian Museum Portrait Competition and her work, “Frances at 103” was exhibited at the Museum, and was subsequently acquired by the Smithsonian. In addition, samples of her work have appeared in a number of magazines, books and profiles. She writes for periodicals and participates in podcasts on the subject of art. With this studio store website, Carolyn is making her work available to collectors and enthusiasts of art at studio prices. She hopes you find something here that brings you joy. To learn more about Carolyn's books, exhibitions and talks, visit www.carolynschlam.com.
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