Spring 2024 Workshops & Exhibitions

Upcoming Exhibitions

• "What Came First" @ Tracey Morgan Gallery, 3/8 - 4/20 w/an opening reception this Friday, March 8th from 6-8PM

• "Ink on Paper" @ Asheville Print Studio, 2/28 - 4/27 w/an opening reception this Saturday, March 9th from 4-7PM

• Carolina Record Shop Creative Residency @ Pack Memorial Library, exhibition opens Tuesday, April 23rd with an artist talk @ 6PM

Intro to Cyanotype Workshop

Upcoming Workshops:

All workshops hosted at the Asheville Print Studio—register here.

• Intro to Cyanotype, Sunday March 17th

• Intro to Polymer Photogravure, Friday & Saturday, May 17th & 18th

• Advanced Cyanotype (Toning & Digital Negatives), Saturday May 25th

• Bookmaking with Scraps, Sunday June 2nd

• Cyanotype on Non-Traditional Materials, Friday & Saturday, June 21st & 22nd

A Light Year of Lead at Bethel University

On view: September 3 - October 20, 2019 - Bethel University Johnson Gallery, CC Building, 2nd Level

Artist Performance: Friday, September 27th at 7PM in The Underground, Brushaber Commons, 2nd level. Reception with the artist in the Johnson Gallery following the performance.

For the past five years, Carroll has traveled to underground laboratories and astronomical observatories in order to find out exactly what we don’t know. In “A Light Year of Lead”, Carroll presents his findings through large scale color photographs, video, and installation. Pivoting away from scientific facts and clarity, Carroll focuses his lens on mystery, magic, and absurdity while simultaneously working as a documentary photographer. The resulting work oscillates between scientific objectivity and human subjectivity, the massive and the massless, extraordinarily sophisticated experiments and dumb luck, leaving the viewer in a state of wonder, confusion, and curiosity.

Venue info here, Facebook event here.

Standard Stars at the Ballarat International Foto Biennial

Images from "Standard Stars" will be exhibited at the Ballarat International Foto Biennial as part of the exhibition "A Field Guide to the Stars" curated by the artist Rebecca Nadjowski. It runs through August 19th - September 17th. I'll be in Australia this coming week giving talks on the exhibit and my projects about photography and science in detail. Those of you in the Melbourne area should definitely check it out.

Standard Stars on view in "Totality" at OSU's Fairbanks Gallery

Images from Standard Stars is on view in the exhibition "Totality", curated by Julia Bradshaw at Oregon State University's Fairbanks Gallery in Corvallis, OR. The exhibition runs through September 21st and includes a number of great artists such as Vija Celmins and Penelope Umbrico. This is a special curation of Standard Stars specifically for the total eclipse, so you won't see it in this form again--don't miss it!

"Standard Stars" opens September 2016

I have a new exhibition opening Thursday, September 22nd at the Smail Gallery at Macalester College. "Standard Stars" focuses on an archive of decaying astronomical photographs I've been photographing over the past three years. The exhibition runs through May 2017. More details & installation images to follow.

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Chromogenic Print, 50" x 40", 2016

New work in "Unfixed" exhibition at Transformer Station

My largest diazotype piece to date "Shadow Falls", and my film "Standing Cedars" are now on view as part of the exhibition "Unfixed" at the Transformer Station in Cleveland, OH. From the press release:

"UNFIXED: The Fugitive Image, an exhibition featuring 11 national and international artists who are exploring the ephemeral image in a wide variety of ways with and without cameras, in still images as well as video."

I'm thrilled to be shown alongside Phil Chang, Matthew Gamber, John Opera, F&D Cartier, Paul Shambroom, Luke Stettner and many other talented artists. The show is on view until April 3rd, 2016. For more information, visit www.TransformerStation.org

Nature of Nature up until May 24, 2015

If you haven't seen the spectacular show at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts yet, you've got a few more months to check it out. The first room features a massive installation of Blue Line of Woods reproductions hung in collaboration with Karl Blossfeldt's work. It's a great combination and I couldn't be more proud. More info here.