Artists

Caroline Wright
Baby Blues
Baby Blues 36x44 Acrylic, Flashe & gesso on Arches watercolor paper, 2021
Restless Pinks
Restless Pinks 35x44 Acrylic, Flashe & gesso on Arches watercolor paper, 2021
Truth on the Water
Truth On The Water 35x44 Acrylic, Flashe & gesso on Arches watercolor paper, 2021
Mother of Invention
Mother of Invention
She
She
Migration in Venetian Blue
Migration in Venetian Blue
Outside Looking Out
Outside Looking Out
Night Riders
Night Riders
Lupine
Lupine 44x36". Acrylic and Flashe on Arches watercolor paper. 2021
Where, Joan 43x35" 2021 Acrylic and vinyl on canvas
Starbursts
Starbursts
Rejoicing in the Hands
Rejoicing in the Hands
Ka-Pow!
Ka-Pow!
Japanese Egg Yolk
Japanese Egg Yolk 44x34". Acrylic and Flashe on Arches watercolor paper. 2021
Honey, Suckle
Honey, Suckle 34x44 Acrylic, Flashe & gesso on Arches watercolor paper, 2021
Greening
Greening
Green Matter
Green Matter
Depth is on the Surface
Depth is on the Surface
Candelilla
Candelilla
Asterids & Asteroids
Asterids & Asteroids 36x44 Acrylic, Flashe & gesso on Arches watercolor paper, 2021
At the Edge
At the Edge 47x37". 2021-23. Acrylic and vinyl on canvas

Artist Info

Caroline Wright is a painter, musician, and dancer, interested in what happens when color, sound, and movement translate each other. Wright received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and her BA in Visual Art and Art History from Brown University. After college, Wright moved to Paris to find a collective of artists from all over the world in a squatted, abandoned state building in Belleville. This creative and challenging environment imprinted the possibility of a life supported by and for art-making. She returned to Austin in 2007 to participate in the burgeoning art community of her hometown, and was a 2012 finalist for Best 2D Artist in the Austin Visual Arts Awards.

Wright enjoys performing and collaborating, and her projects include live painting with a soprano in the atrium of the Blanton Museum of Art, live projected painting with dancers at Ballet Austin, and singing in a stairwell in the Performing, Writing Symposium in Wellington, New Zealand, where she was also artist-in-residence at New Zealand Pacific Studio.

Sing the Sunset: Interview with Caroline Wright by curator Allison K. Young

Past Exhibitions