File:Artist Carrie Crane at work in her studio.jpg
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English: Artist Carrie Crane in her studio in Worcester, Massachusetts, outside Boston. In this photo she was working on her creation entitled Radiographs. She collects what she calls "found materials" in bins which she sometimes uses in her creations, which resemble scientific instruments in a surrealist way to combine science and art. There are images along the back wall of her other creations which were displayed at Harvard University, in her show entitled Collection of Scientific Instruments. Crane studied geography at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, and earned her Master of Fine Arts from Lesley University College of Arts and Design in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In the past, she combined landscapes with cartography. For further information: http://www.carriecrane.com/ |
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| Author | Photographer is Tom Fiorelli | ||
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