Carolyn F. Heller Art

Carolyn F. Heller Art

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Tampa, FL / Carolyn F. Heller was a Florida artist whose vibrant and irreverent persona lives on in her work. She was admired for her free spirit as well as her art. ht
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About / Carolyn F. Heller was a Florida artist whose vibrant and irreverent persona lives on in her work. She began drawing and painting in the 1950s, and over a 60-year career created wide-ranging works of intensity and boldness. Her colors were vivid and her images joyful and often playful. Many of her works are acrylic on canvas, but she also studied printmaking and made several series of serigraphs.
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Floral Acrylic 30" x 38"
Floral Acrylic 30" x 38"
Floral Acrylic 30" x 38"
Nude Charcoal Drawing 24" x 24"
Abstract Acrylic 24" x 24"
Nude Charcoal 30" x 38"
Jack and the Beanstalk- Ink on Woodblock 8" x 14"

Jack and the Beanstalk- Ink on Woodblock x

Two Flowers Acrylic 24 x 30
Abstract Acrylic 30" x 38"

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There will be an invitation-only reception on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013 to open the Carolyn F. Heller exhibition at the Tampa Museum of Art. Please go to www.carolynhellerart.com to request an invitation. Date: Feb. 28, 2013 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Image credit: Leo Villareal Sky (Tampa) Photography ©Richard Barnes

Leo Villereal - Sky at the Tampa Museum of Art features programmable LED lights, 45 feet high and 300 feet long, embedded within two-layers of perforated aluminum panels.

The Tampa Museum of Art will feature an exhibition of art by Florida artist Carolyn F. Heller from Friday, March 1 through Sunday, March 10, 2013. Check the Museum’s website for hours, www.tampamuseum.org. For more information, visit the Carolyn Heller virtual gallery at www.carolynhellerart.com. The virtual gallery will launch in November 2012.
"No Hate" Large Screen Print

"No Hate" Large Screen Print

"Tricycle" Large Acyrlic

"Tricycle" Large Acyrlic

Small Wooden Block
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Artist Carolyn F. Heller Tampa, Florida painted with bold shapes and vivid color. She was a supporter of public arts and the Arts Council of Hillsborough County.