Carter

Untitled, 2005. Blue and black acrylic ink, hand-marbleized paper,
pencil, and paper on paper, 36 1⁄2 × 32 inches. Collection Saatchi Gallery, London

Untitled, 2005. Blue and black acrylic ink and paper on paper, 36 × 31 inches.
Collection Pamela and Arthur Sanders

BIOGRAPHY

Born: Norwich, Connecticut,1970
Resides: New York
Education: University of California, Davis (M.F.A., 1997); Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (1994); Maryland Institute College of Art (B.F.A., 1992)

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2006
Jack Hanley Gallery, San Francisco.

2005
“Prosopopoeia,” Hotel Gallery, London.
White Columns, New York.

2004
Richard Dadd Gallery, St. Paul.

2000
“Conversation Piece,” Southern Exposure, San Francisco.

1999
“Bring in the Actual Photo,” Four Walls Gallery, San Francisco.

Selected Group Exhibitions

2006
“Whitney Biennial 2006: Day for Night,” Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. Catalogue.

2005
“Frieze Art Fair,” Regent’s Park, London.
“Liste Art Fair,” Art Basel, Basel, Switzerland.
“Bebe le Strange,” D’Amelio Terras, New York.
“Sticks and Stones,” Perry Rubenstein, New York.
“Self Formations,” Art2102, Los Angeles.
“The Armory Show,” The Piers, New York.
“Trade,” White Columns, New York.

2004
“Bulletin Board,” Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art, San Francisco.
“Rebus,” Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco.

2002
“Art Point,” Art Basel, Miami Beach.
“Multiplicity,” Midway Contemporary Art, St. Paul, Minnesota.

2001
“Being There,” Derek Eller Gallery, New York.

2000
“The Future of the Body,” Richmond Art Center, Oakland.

1998
“All of Me,” New Langton Arts, San Francisco.
“Deep Forrest: When Urgency Becomes Form,” Four Walls Gallery, San Francisco.
“SAP: The Residue of the San Francisco Art Scene,” Lanai Motel/Four Walls Gallery, San Francisco.

1997
“Introductions,” Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco.
“New Work,” Four Walls Gallery, San Francisco.

1992
“Word and Image,” Bauhouse Gallery, Baltimore.

1991
“Miniature Art,” Art Gallery of Fell’s Point, Baltimore.

Selected Bibliography

2005
Cotter, Holland. “Fanciful to Figurative to Wryly Inscrutable,” The New York Times (July 8).
Borelli, Laird. “Carter,” Useless (August).
Gardner, James. “Bebe Le Strange,” New York Post (July 23).
Goodman, Wendy. “Let’s Play Dream House,” New York Magazine (November 7).
Higgs, Matthew. “Carter and Jim Jocoy,” Tank (June).
Robinson, Andrew. “The Way Art Should Work,” Gay City News (March).
Smith, Roberta. “Making an Entrance at Any Age,” The New York Times (May 6).

2002
Van Dyke, Aaron. “Multiplicity,” New Art Examiner (June).

1999
Hunt, David. “Bring in the Actual Photo,” Flash Art (September).