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Work by Carolyn Salas: large bent tube sculpture, weathered cream with patches of blue and orange, forming an open loop beside a small framed picture.
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Carolyn Salas

Work by Carolyn Salas: a person stands before a large freestanding lattice of painted wood frames in blue, green, pink, and orange in a bright gallery.
Work by Carolyn Salas: close view of crossed wooden slats painted in thick blue, lavender, teal, and yellow.
Work by Carolyn Salas: long tie-dyed fabric strip held by a small hand at the top, bent at right angles and hanging down a white wall.
Work by Carolyn Salas: white cast hand emerging from a wall, gripping a blue, purple, and pink dyed cloth.
Work by Carolyn Salas: knotted looping sculpture marbled in blue, pink, and cream, resting on a mirrored cube on a gray floor.
Work by Carolyn Salas: close view of thick looping forms splashed with blue, orange, and teal on cream, reflected in a mirror below.
Work by Carolyn Salas: large bent tube sculpture, weathered cream with patches of blue and orange, forming an open loop beside a small framed picture.
Work by Carolyn Salas: tall, narrow off-white sculpture made of stacked rough-textured blocks, standing on a gray floor.
Work by Carolyn Salas: close view of a tall cream sculpture of stacked blocks with chipped, rough, and smooth surfaces.
Work by Carolyn Salas: two black-framed translucent panels set at an angle in a white corner, each catching a small rainbow of light.
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Carolyn Salas's current work oscillates between abstraction and figuration, between site-specific works and sculpture. In her work she explores the "in-between" stages; the tension that lies both within the physical space and the psychological space. Salas received her B.F.A from The College of Santa Fe and her M.F.A from Hunter College. She has exhibited in the USA and internationally at Urbis, The City Center, UK, Gallery Zidoun, Luxembourg, Priska Juschka Fine Art, NY, Art Space, CT, Parisian Laundry, QC, the Berkshire Museum, MA, Casey Kaplan, NY, Torrance Art Museum, CA and the Santa Barbara Contemporary Arts Forum, CA. Salas has been a resident artist at the Vermont Studio Center, Santa Fe Art Institute, Blue Mountain Center, Jentel Artist Residency, Djerassi Art Residency, Franconia Sculpture Park, Chashama Studio Program and at the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts. In 2011 Salas was a Rema Hort Mann Foundation grant nominee. This year Salas has been invited to attend the artist residency at the Swatch Art Peace Hotel in Shanghai, China. Ms. Salas currently teaches Sculpture at Yale University, she was appointed Lecturer in 2011.

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