News from the studio
In recent months I’ve been working bigger and bolder. I’m doing a series of large scale charcoal drawings (76 x 112 cm), as well as oil pastel and...
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Artist Residency at ‘Soaring Gardens’, Pennsylvania
It was a joy to be at Soaring Gardens Artists Retreat for three weeks in September this year, surrounded by beautiful gardens, meeting local creatures...
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‘Thicket’ – Easter 2024 (Thurs March 28 – Tues April 2)
The opening of ‘Thicket: works on paper by Carol Archer’ was on Friday 29 March, 2024 (Good Friday) from 2pm – 5pm at The Shop...
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Artist residency at Vanha Paukku Cultural Centre, Lapua, Finland
It’s September 2022 and the final days of Carol Archer’s month-long artist residency at Cultural Centre Vanha Paukku, in Lapua, Finland. And...
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‘Inhalare/ breathe upon’
The Inhalare/ breathe upon project has been quite a journey, and now it’s all come together in an exhibition in Coonabarabran! ...
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‘on my way, this!’ on show in LOCUS, New England Regional Art Gallery, Nov 5 2021 – Jan 30 2022
‘On the way, this!’ is an etching that refers to the trees that line the creek that I cross when I walk down to my studio. Illuminated by the low...
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‘standing still the trees’ – April 1 – 7, 2021, The Shop Gallery, Glebe
Standing still the trees: works on paper by Carol Archer was held from April 1 to 7 at The Shop Gallery, which is located in the lively inner-city...
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3 days after we said goodbye
The Messen Kunstnarhuset (Art House Messen) artist residency is the brainchild of a collective of a group of generous and hard working artists from...
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Helsinki visit – May 26 to May 31, 2019
Visiting Helsinki, Carol Archer was impressed by the city’s strong art and and design culture and people-friendly streetscape. Finland has topped...
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2019 brings a new arrival
Ever had a truly inspiring teacher? At 21, having completed a largely theoretical Arts degree in Fine Arts and Philosophy at Sydney University, I did...
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April 14, 2018: Studio warming!
Around forty-five people came to the warming of Carol Archer’s new art studio. The event doubled as Carol’s first studio exhibition – a...
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Exhibition highlights, May 2017: Kópavogur, Reykjavik, Hafnarborg
May is a great time to see new art in Iceland. In most places, graduation exhibitions are tucked away in art schools and universities. Not so in...
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