Carla Golembe (1951) USA,
"Fish Flies By"
Carla Golembe,
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Carla Golembe, "Mermaid Play the Guitar"
Artists featured: Huertas Aguiar (1923) Argentina; Adam Aldin (20th Century) Canada; Shlomo Alter (1936) Romania; Haydee Alvarado (20th Century) Puerto Rico; Susan Anderson (Andreason) (20th Century); Thor F. Andersen (early 20th Century) Denmark; Susan Anderson; Helen Anikst (1946) Russia; Jordana Archer (1972) India-born Australia; Naomi Atkinson (20th Century) USA; Isabel Baillen (1958) France; Harold F. Baldwin (1923-2005) USA; Stefan Baumann (20th Century) USA; Edgard Bermeo (20th Century) Columbia; Clemens Briels (1946) Holland; Andre Biry-Autret (1911) France; Hattie Blomberg (pre-1930) USA; Alain Bonnefoit (1937) France; Graciela Rodo Boulanger (1935) Bolivia; Félix Bracquemond or Felix Braequemond; Charlie Bragg (1931) USA; Elizabeth Sherry Bufano (1951) USA; Flavio Emanuel Cabral (1918 - 1990) USA; Alexandre Calame (1810-1864) Swiss; Francis Atlee Caldwell (1911-1996) USA; Kathryn Isabelle Campbell (1920) Canada; Kathleen Cantin (1950s) USA; Dirceu Carvalho (1942) Brazil; Mario Cespedes (1940) Bolivia; Nathalie Chabrier (1932) France; Marc Chagall (1887-1985) Russia-born France; Jose Chan; Guy Charman (20th Century) Canada; Bernard Charoy (1931) France; Albert Christ-Janer (1910-1973) USA; Ronald Julius Christensen (1923-1999) USA; Robert Clibbon (20th Century) USA; James Coignard (1925-2008) France; Salvador Collell JUANOLA (1949) Spain; Maury Colton III (1948) USA; Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot (1796-1875) France; Manuel Cunjamá (1971) Mexico; Salvador Dali (1904-1989) Spain; Antonio Donghi (1897-1963) Italy; P Valich Dora (20th Century) USA; Robert Dowling (20th Century) USA; Robert E Driscoll (20th Century) USA; Jorge Dumas (1928-1985) Uruguay; Ralph Fabri (1894-1975) Hungary; Anthony Falbo (1953) USA; Pau Faner (1949) France; Vera Fennell (20th Century) Czech in Australian since 1970; James Flood (20th Century) USA; E. Joseph Fontaine (1929-2004) USA; Adam Forfang (1978) USA; Karl Fortress (1906-1993) USA; Foxy; Kenneth M. Freeman (1935) USA; Elvira Gallarde (1940s) Spain; Daniel Gelis (1942) France; Mel Gerhold (1928) USA; Bill Gillingham (20th Century) USA; Carla Golembe (1951) USA; Barry Gordon (20th Century) USA; Chaim Gross (1904-1991) USA Russia-born; Giselle Halff (1927) France; Laura Harr now Godi (1980s) USA; Michael Hasted (1945) British; A Havemayr (pre 1850) Germany; Joey Havlock (1967) USA; Hensso (20th Century) USA; Robyn Henzel (20th Century) USA; George Hernandez (20th Century) France; Charles Hewitts (1946) USA; Kimiko Hibino (20th Century) Japan; Leo Jay (20th Century) USA; Kerrie Jones (20th Century) USA; Zora Kader (20th Century) Canada; Max Karp (1916) USA; Lisa Katzin (1972) USA; E. Dorcas Keller USA; Haim Kern (1930) German-born lived in France; Paul Kerouedan (1929) France; Joyce Kasprzyk (20th Century) USA; Steven Kilar (1935) Hungary; Karin Kis (1954) USA; Sarah Kiser (20th Century) Canada; Regi Klein (20th Century) USA; Ivan Kranic, Mark Kostabi, Antun Kojtom Lam (1969) Mexico; Lore (20th Century) USA; Raymond Loewy (1893-1986) France, Emigrated to the United States, naturalized, 1938,; John Edward Lynch (1914-2001) USA; Jose Maniscalco (1946) Tunis; René Margotton (1915) France; Pierre Matisse (1925-1989) France; Robert Matta (1911-2002) Chile; Jean Louis Ernest Meissonier (1815-1891) France; Jacob Meyer (1895-1971) Danish; Matt Meyer (1978) USA; Joan Miró (1893-1983) Spain; Aldo Mondino (1938-2005) Italy; Miro; Deneille Spohn Moes (20th Century) USA; Huile de Luis MOLNÉ or Luis Vidal Molne (1907-1970) Spain; Aguilar (Ramon) More (1924) Spain; Ross A Morgan (20th Century) Australia; Burton Morris (1964) USA; Humberto Mujica 1953 Venezuela; Rie Munoz (20th Century) USA; Leroy Neiman (1927) USA; Helen Nicely (20th Century); Philippe Noyer (1917-1985) France; Alexandr Onishenko (1957) Ukrain now resides in Czech Republic; Linnea Pergola (1953) USA; Leon Rene Pescheret (1892 - 1971) British-born USA; Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) Spain; George W. Picknell (1864-1943) USA; Linda Pirri (1950s) USA; David Edwin Porter (1912-2005) USA; Viviana Posincovich (1966) Argentina; John Powell (1930) USA; Rolf Rafflewski (1943) Germany; Anna Razumovskaya (1970) USA Russia-born; N. Rhodes (early 20th Century) UK; Daniel Riberzani (1942) France; Joanne Riddle (20th Century) USA; Mark Rowland (1953) USA; Maria Ruibal (20th Century) Mexico; Peter Saari (1951) USA; Susan Sahall (20th Century) USA; Tito Salomoni; Lisa Marie Sanders (1966) USA; Jorge Santos (1959) USA; Mark Schreiber (20th Century) USA; Arthur Secunda (1927) USA; Marcel Serraillier (20th Century) French-born USA, Dania Sierra (1958) Cuba; Guillermo Silva (1921-2007) Columbia; Eileen Alice Soper RMS SWLA (1905-1990) Britain; Raphael Soyer (1899-1987) Russia-born USA; Jim J Spanfeller (1930) USA (also James); Lester Jay Stone (1911) USA; B Swarovski (20th Century); James Talmadge (20th Century) USA; Joan Theodore (late 20th Century) USA; Osnat Tzadok (20th Century) Canada; Eugene Valentin (20th Century) France; Carolyn Van Hosen (20th Century); Victor Vasarely (1906-1997) France; Curtis Verdun (1962) USA; Marlina Vera (1965) Ecuador; Mary Vickers (20th Century) British-born USA; Andre Vignoles (1920) France; Ellen Lewis Watson (20th Century) USA; Max Weber (1881-1961) Russian-born USA; Weber; Diane Elizabeth Williams (1970) Canadian; Barbara Wood (20th Century) USA; Dorothy Woollard (1886-1986) British; Christopher Wright (1974) Canada; Anne Youkeles (1920) Austria; Michael Zansky (1947) USA; Leonore Zimmermann (1950) German; Joanna Zjawinska (1960?) Poland;
Carla Golembe, Born in 1951 in Boston, MA, United States
1978, M.F.A., Instituto Allende, Mexico
1972, B.A., Bennington College, Bennington, VT
 
"My work involves the use of simplified shapes and bright harmonious colors to depict figurative imagery. The images convey my optimistic personal vision of human relationships and the world around me. It is important to me to create images that convey positive feelings and beauty to help the viewer connect with the grace and harmony that can be found in life. 
Color is used to heighten the quality of emotion which is an integral part of my work. Shape, line, and markmaking are also vital to my ideas and images as they create a sense of energy, a life in the pieces, that can only be achieved when the visual elements and imagery work together.  My purpose is to reveal the world of excitement and wonder available all around us. The energies of our interactions are magical, mysterious, intimate. Encounters with nature and animals, as well as human interactions, are full of possibilities, suggestions of images. Travel to lush and tropical places has inspired my work during the last several years. The marketplaces of Grenada, the Venezuelan jungle, the fish filled waters of the Caribbean, the sensuality and rawness of nature in Hawaii and the people of those places have touched my soul. It is there my spirit belongs, to there I travel to absorb warmth, color, rhythms and images. At home I draw on music and dance from Africa and Brazil for the connection with the earth and the vibrant energy that is so much a part of my work.  At the root of each piece is an occurrence and a spark. The occurrence can be a place, person, event, idea or dream. The spark is how that occurrence ignites with my imagination. The result is the visual imagery that expresses the rich experience of life.