Nanette Carter b. 1954, Columbus, OH

Nanette Carter in Conversation with Allison Stewart All of It | WNYC May 28, 2025 Artist Nanette Carter grew up in Montclair, the daughter of...

Clark Atlanta University Art Museum Innervisions Run of show: Feb. 6 – May 2, 2025 Hours of operation: Tuesday-Friday 11:00 am-4:00 pm The American conception...

For nearly five decades, Nanette Carter (b. 1954) has made art that reflects the world around her. Using the language of abstraction—line, shape, color, pattern,...

Observer recently caught up with Berry and Campbell, two visionaries with a flair for rewriting art history, to better understand how they’ve courted success in...

Berry Campbell reported a string of sales, including: Lynne Drexler ’s never-before-seen Autumn Twilight (1977) for $450,000. Yvonne Thomas ’s Blue Green (1964) for $120,000....

'Next door at Berry Campbell, a women-owned gallery in Chelsea, co-founder Christine Berry was thrilled to have sold paintings by Nanette Carter ($22,000), Yvonne Thomas...

'The Chelsea-based gallery Berry Campbell sold a never-before-seen painting by Lynne Drexler, Autumn Twilight (1977) for $450,000. Despite her being generally lesser-known, Drexler’s market has...

''People are sort of doomsdayers,' said Christine A. Berry, an owner at Berry Campbell Gallery in Chelsea, who said her gallery's sales have continued to...

'Berry Campbell, which has carved out a dynamic niche focusing on postwar American painters—especially formerly under-appreciated Abstract Expressionist women painters—reported several solid sales. These included...

Women Choose Women, held at the New York Cultural Center in 1973, was the first large-scale museum exhibition devoted solely to women artists and curated...

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