Jeanette Pasin Sloan: Reflection
May 9–June 8, Turner Carroll will show the works of Jeanette Pasin Sloan, a pivotal realist painter residing in New Mexico. Her works are in the collections of major institutions like The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the National Gallery. Despite her significant contributions to the discipline of painting and a long career spanning into her 70s, she hasn’t had a solo exhibition in New Mexico for over a decade. Turner Carroll is dedicated to showcasing her as a pivotal woman realist painter through a comprehensive exhibition of her oil paintings, prints, and drawings.
Hood Ornament
Hood Ornament, at Turner Carroll’s large [CONTAINER] exhibition space in the Baca Railyard area, features some of the most sought after blue chip and emerging artists of the African diaspora. Works by Kara Walker, Shinique Smith, Bill Traylor, Clarence Heyward, Alexandria Couch, Aristotle Forrester, Conrad Egyir, Felandus Thames, Kevin Cobb, Sunni Mullen, Terrance Mussekiwa, and Jamea Richmond-Edwards form a jaw dropping exhibition, curated by internationally renowned author and curator, Charles Moore.
View Artworks in Hood Ornament Exhibition at [CONTAINER]