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Carol Gellner
Levin is a clinical social worker, turned sculptor. Her
representational work in ceramics, bronze, various cast materials,
and mixed media is highly personal and often emotional in
content. For this sculptor, art is a conversation between
herself and the viewer. Exceptional art communicates an idea
or experience in a unique way and the viewer may respond by
feeling a personal connection with the piece. That is this
artist's goal.
Carol's work has been exhibited
at the Corcoran Museum of Art in Washington, D.C., The National
Sculpture Society and the National Arts Club in New York City,
Washington Square (by the Farragut North Metro Station) in
Washington, the Jane Haslem Gallery in Washington and abroad
in the Arts in Embassies Program. Carol's concrete sculpture,
entitled "Marilyn and Sarah Anne" stands in front
of Strathmore Hall Arts Center in Rockville, Md.
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