Article in Elephant Magazine (international art magazine)
November 4, 2014
Issue #9:Â Summer 2014 (can be purchased at Barnes & Noble)Â (4 page article)
Faberge Big Egg Hunt – New York City
April 11, 2014
I was asked to make an egg for the Big Egg Hunt in NYC – you can see the egg installed in midtown NYC and can also bid on the egg as
Fabergé is putting on The Big Egg Hunt to raise money for two worthwhile charities, Studio in a school (:http://www.studioinaschool.org/) creating art programs for under served city kids for over 36 years, and Elephant Family working to save endangered elephants.
Multiverses and Emergence acquired by the Perez Art Museum Miami!!
November 27, 2013
Multiverses (48″ hemisphere with fiber optics) and Emergence (60″ hemisphere with video and fiber optics)
Pentacle acquired by the Hunter Museum of American Art!
November 27, 2013
Pentacle (50″ diameter hemisphere with video)
Art Miami during Basel Miami – showing at Zadok Gallery
November 27, 2013
Fearful Symmetry (36″ sphere)
Work exhibited at the Grand Rapids Art Museum this past year.
October 6, 2013
Installation image of work at the Grand Rapids Art Museum (GRAM)
Liminal Worlds
September 9, 2013
Liminal Worlds = Catalog cover for exhibition at York College of PA
August 22 – September 26th, 2013Â at York College in Pennsylvania
Opening:Â Thursday, September 12 at 5pm followed by a lecture at 6:30.
My exhibition at the Wyoming Museum of Art just closed and is traveling to York College in Pennsylvania
June 11, 2013
University of Wyoming Art Museum exhibition, Spring 2013
February 8, 2013
The University of Wyoming Art Museum did an amazing installation of my work.
Urban Institute of Contemporary Art: Somewhere Else (exhibition during Artprize in Grand Rapids, MI)
August 21, 2012
(September and October, 2013)
Non-equilibrium opens at the University of Arkansas gallery
January 16, 2012
The University of Arkansas Fine Arts Center Gallery is pleased to announce Non-equilibrium, an exhibition of recent work by artist Carol Prusa. January 17-February 17, 2012 (artist talk: January 26)
Prusa’s three-dimensional, dome-shaped drawings simultaneously evoke vastness and intricacy, creating a zone of experience in which the language of physicists and mathematicians might describe the mystical. Employing a range of media that spans centuries, from silverpoint to fiber optics, Prusa conjures the ever-shifting boundaries between the finite and the immeasurable, the ordered and the chaotic.
