Patty carroll

Patty Carroll’s homebound snapshots are the epitome of domestic pressure: A high-heeled working woman tries to cook and chat on the phone but ends up amid scattered kitchen supplies with her head stuck in the oven. Mops and rags knock another figure down into a sea of neon sponges and cleaning sprays. Two seated women are obscured by constricting drapes and an inordinate amount of fresh produce. The photographer’s four-part Anonymous Women series is comprised of highly stylized scenes…

“My woman is both the creator and victim of her own possessions and obsessions. Her home has become a site of tragedy and danger, with scenes of hilarious an...

The exhibits and events take place now through November.

‘Anonymous Women' a series by photographer Patty Carroll Since who is known for her highly color-saturated photos.

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With many references to both cultural and historical costumes, Patty Carroll‘s series speaks about experiencing the dichotomy of domesticity. Known for her use of highly intense, saturated color photographs since the 1970’s, Patty Carroll comes back with ‘Anonymous Women’, a project addressing women and their complicated relationships with domesticity. “The home is a place of […]

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PDNB (Photographs Do Not Bend) Gallery in Dallas features two solo exhibitions by artists Patty Carroll and Bill Owens. This is the first solo show for Chicago photographer Patty Carroll. Bill Owens continues his large presence in the gallery which started in the early 2000s when the gallery first featured his ground-breaking “Suburbia” series on life in the early 1970s.