About Me
Caroline Russell is a D.C. artist who isn't afraid to experiment. While she is an expert with DSLR cameras, she has recently been exploring analog cameras and different darkroom techniques.
She graduated from Lafayette College in 2017 with Bachelor of Arts degrees in English and Studio Art with Honors in Art. For her senior thesis, she explored the materiality of a photograph and created a new, modern process of transferring negatives onto shards of glass (for more info, check out corp. under "Projects").
As she continues to push the boundaries of photography, she hopes to one day share her photography with the rest of the world.
Group Exhibitions:
2020
The Art of Quarantine, LibertyTown Arts Workshop, Fredericksburg, VA
Art in Response to Injustice, Lafayette College (online)
Shape Shift, Through This Lens, Durham, NC
Eccentric, D’Art Center, Norfolk, VA
Light, Analog Forever Magazine (online)
February Group Art Show, Jones Gallery, Kansas City, MO
January All-Media Exhibition, Crossroads Art Center, Richmond, VA
2019
Art Inspired By The Twilight Zone, Del Ray Artisans, Alexandria, VA
Pirate, Tryst Gallery, Leesburg, VA
JFK, Tryst Gallery, Leesburg, VA
Publications:
Adam Finkelston & James Meara The HAND Magazine, no.29 (August 2020): 12.
The Sun, no. 535 (July 2020): 18.
Diafano Magazine 2, no. 2 (January 2020)
Adam Finkelston & James Meara The HAND Magazine, no. 26 (October 2019): 48.
Women in the Workplace in Caroline Russell’s ‘corp.’ by Eileen E. Boshemia Magazine (online)
Awards:
Third Place James C. Macdonald Arts Scholarship Competition (2013)