Rosemarie Chiarlone
Rosemarie Chiarlone studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and Florida International University and received a BFA and a Master’s degree in the arts. Through her work, she seeks to explore the “physical and psychological boundaries of human connection, creating works which compromise multifaceted matters addressing gender, societal, and political contexts.” Chiarlone accomplishes this through creating works on paper, hand-made books, photo and video-based work, installations, and sculpture. During her career, Chiarlone has received many awards, recognitions, and grants for her work which has been exhibited at museums and galleries across the United States and internationally. Rosemarie Chiarlone currently lives and works in Miami, Florida.
Rosemarie Chiarlone’s work was exhibited in
Threads: Interweaving Textu[r]al Meaning
Organized by: Lois Morrison, Artist and Independent Curator; and Alexander Campos, Executive Director of Center for Book Arts.
- Enmaranda
(2007) 12.25 x 12.25 x 0.5 inches. Embroidery, thread, pelon.
Poetry by Susan Weiner
Book Makers
Center for Book Arts first five years
- Vortex
(1979) 8 3/4 x 4 1/2 inches. Handmade Nepalese paper on zig-zag hinge, with diminishing cut-out.
