Carrie M. Nelson
Exhibitions and Selected Text
2014 - 2015
Elders of Genova: The Art of the Fantastic Blog
41 Articles
Where Magic Realism Meets Optical Illusion: Paintings by Rob Gonsalves
Isolation, Form and Lineation Coalesced by NanoMortis
Stylization, Realism, Light Themes, and Dark Themes: The Illustrations of George Redreev
Highly Detailed Illustrations from Alex Broeckel
Dreaminism: Vitaly S. Alixius' Apocalyptic Design
From Demonic Zodiacs to Enigmatic Mythological Creatures: Damon Hellandbrand
The Cool and Creepy: Cyberpunk by Kazuhiko Nakamura
Concetta Antico: An Artist with Real-Life Superpowers
Nicole Burton's Grim Fairy Tales
Marco D'Alfonso: The King of Crossover Pop Art
Life Beyond Earth: The Space Art of Michael Böhme
The Delightfully Disturbing Works of Jon Beinart
Jacek Yerka's Surrealist Worlds
Art Models: Figure Studies for the Fantasy Artist
There is Magic Underwater: Angelic Photographs by Zena Holloway
Exploring Human Emotion: The Robot Masterpieces of Donato Giancola
Neo-Futurism: Bringing Science Fiction Architecture to Real Life
Five Rules of Thumb for the Emerging Science Fiction and Fantasy Artist
Cosmic Heroes in the Sixteenth Century: Sacha Goldberger's Super Flemish Photographs
Bringing Magic to Stainless Steel Wire: The Fairies of Robin Wright
Five Online Fantasy/Sci-Fi Art Galleries
The Cosmic Landscapes of Viktor Filippsky
The Best Artist: Nominees for the 2014 World Fantasy Awards
Destruction or Devotion: Disney Characters Reinvisioned
Danielle Tunstall's Photography: The Psychotic, The Dead, and The Macabre
Fire and Fantasy: Light Photography by Benjamin Von Wong
Interpretations of Music: The Album Art of Felipe Machado Franco
The Metal Monsters of Zac Shavrick
Six Galleries for Fantasy and Sci-Fi Pop Artists
Minotaurs, Monsters, and Creepy Hands: The Illustrations of Julie Dillon
Maggie Taylor's Digital Journeys into Wonderland
The Magic of 'Magic: The Gathering' Art
The Little Golden Book of Horrors: The Art of Joey Spiotto
The Great Cinemagician: How George Méliès Inspired Fantasy in Analog Photography
The Imaginarium of Remedios Varo
No Dragons Allowed: Bias against sci-fi and fantasy in the art world
Where Magic Realism Meets Optical Illusion: Paintings by Rob Gonsalves
Isolation, Form, and Lineation Coalesced by NanoMortis
Stylization, Realism, Light Themes, and Dark Themes: The Illustrations of George Redreev
Fantastic Sword Making: Fantasy Swords Are Art
Highly Detailed Illustrations from Alex Broeckel
Dreaminism: Vitaly S. Alexius’ Apocalyptic Design
From Demonic Zodiacs to Enigmatic Mythological Creatures: Damon Hellandbrand
The Cool and Creepy: Cyberpunk by Kazuhiko Nakamura
Concetta Antico: An Artist with Real-Life Superpowers
2014
This painting was one of two pieces entered
Mine is the framed photograph on the wall
Juried Student Exhibition
(Group)
May 16 through June 13, 2014
Opening reception:
Friday, May 16, 2014
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Press Release: EOU News (PDF)
Go! Magazine Scan (PDF)
with Danielle Stansberry (photo taken by Tina Miller).
2014 Digital Print 37 x 24
Visceral Reflections
(Group) With Tina Miller and Danielle Stansberry
April 25 through May 9, 2014
Opening reception:
Friday, April 25, 2014
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Nightingale Gallery Facebook Invite Page (PDF)
Press Release: Go! Magazine Online (PDF), EOU News (PDF), Nightingale Gallery (PDF)
Go! Magazine Scan (PDF)
Senior Art Major Artist Talks
March 3, 2014 5-7 p.m. Loso 115
March 10, 2014 5-7 p.m. Loso 115
Eastern Oregon University
2013
2013. Acrylic on canvas. 16" x 20"
Containment Breach
Junior Exhibition (Group)
Pacific Lutheran University
Eastern Oregon University
April 18 - May 1, 2013
Oregon Opening Reception:
April 18, 2013 at Union County Art and Cultural Center 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Works of art were created in response to the theme. Students were allowed to use any media as long as when finished, the work could fit in a small packaged space--the size of a shoe box.
La Grande Art Life (PDF)
Union County Art and Cultural Center Facebook Invite (PDF)
Other exhibited artists include:
Nicola Coon
Damian Garcia
Laura Hansen
Fernando Hernandez
Joshua McDonald
Zaquarie Mendenhall
Tina Miller
Addie O'Neal
Dani Stansberry
Kate Tromvanholst
Cover to Vol. 44, published 2013
2013. Water-soluble oil on watercolor paper. 15.5" x 18"
Cover to Vol. 44, published 2013
Oregon East Magazine
The Oregon East is a student run literary magazine that is published annually in the fall. Student submissions include work that has been completed within the last year. The submissions are for student work only, which includes prose, poetry, creative nonfiction, and art.
Oregon East publication announcement (PDF)
Oregon East Vol. 44 Description (PDF)
Works Published
Painting: "Untitled Figure 2013"
Fiction: "The Sea" (PDF)
2010-2011
Carrie Nelson (left) Assistant Director, Costume Designer, Hair and Makup Nicole Bowman (right) Producer, Script Supervisor
as the Hero
Carrie Nelson (left) Assistant Director, Costume Designer, Hair and Makup Nicole Bowman (right) Producer, Script Supervisor
Then I Shall Reign Supreme!
Carrie M. Nelson's Involvement
Assistant Director
Costume Designer
Make-up/Hair
Storyboard Artist
Baker City Herald - Filming (PDF)
The Record Courier - Filming (PDF)
Ruralite Magazine - Filming (PDF)
Baker City Herald - We Like 'Em Short Film Festival (PDF)
The Observer - We Like 'Em Short Film Festival (PDF)
The Providence Journal - Review (PDF)
"This low budget, tongue-in-cheek comedy succeeds in [its] depiction of what happens when real worlds collide with fantasy worlds."
-Providence Children's Film Festival
Awards:
Best Actress Zoe Totland (We Like 'Em Short Film Festival)