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Down North Artist Talk: Christopher Carroll on "Viridis Genii" and Plant Autonomy (In person)

  • Portland Museum of Art 7 Congress St Portland, ME, 04101 United States (map)

Program happening in The North Atlantic Triennial exhibition

Free; registration encouraged

Christopher Carroll (United States, born 1981), Studio Floor with Mirrors from the portfolio Viridis Genii, 2019, archival pigment print on dibond, 53 x 35 inches. Courtesy of the artist. © Christopher Carroll

Join photographer Christopher Carroll as part of a series that invites Maine-based and international artists to share insights about their artistic practices and works on view in the North Atlantic Triennial: Down North exhibition.

Gallery talks will last 45 minutes, take place in the exhibition space unless otherwise noted, and have limited capacity.

Christopher Carroll is visual artist, environmentalist, and occultist that splits his time equally between Maine, Brooklyn, and Louisiana. Christopher received his MFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and his BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University; he has also attended residencies at the Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture, E.F.A Shift, and Monson Arts.

 
Earlier Event: May 18
North Atlantic Triennial: Down North - The Real and the Imagined with Dr. Libby Bischof and Jaime DeSimone (Virtual)
Later Event: May 26
Nelson Social Justice Lecture with Steve Locke (SOLD OUT)