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Who is this disobedient?2016 - The seemingly simple addition of the long upholstered hose pipe to a screen print transforms this into a sculpture, symbolising the artist's own transition from working in two dimensions to three dimensions. This can be seen in the Fora Space’s private collection in Clerkenwell offices. |
Caro is currently researching on the topic of female artists from the long eighteenth century. The title of her proposed research is ‘Reimagining the women from the long eighteenth century or Institutions and Obstacles – Case Studies in the Long Eighteenth Century’ at Arts University Bournemouth.
She is Art & Design Lecturer at Harrow, Richmond & Uxbridge Colleges, an assistant Print Tutor at Putney School of Art and a Creative Workshop Tutor at the University for the Creative Arts and Director of Mill Street Etching Studio.
Caro is showing her recent works titled ‘Mary Moser’s Friends on Tour’ at the Visionary Brit Museum until the 25th of May 2024. The closing event is scheduled for the 11th of May at 11am with performances by Caro/Mary. There will also be a keynote presentation by Dr Hannah Lyons.
Caro’s interviews in connection with her research with UNFRAME can be viewed on www.unframe.london
She is also a curator of ‘New Bourne’ currently showing in Suffolk UK, and has set up a bespoke etching studio in Suffolk and London which opened in 2020 and she has been running etching workshops in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024.
The next etching workshops are planned for April, June and July 2024.
Please visit www.millstreetetchingstudio.co.uk or email enquiries@millstreetetchingstudio.co.uk
Caro can be contacted by email or if you need further information about her works. Please contact Irina Turcan at irina@unframe.london
Her mobile is 00 44 (0) 7932 309506.
Caro is part of xvi artist collective
Caro’s profile can be found on UNFRAME
Caro is a member of the Association of Print Scholars printscholars.org and Women’s Studies Group 1558 – 1837 https://womensstudiesgroup.org/
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