Bio
Carol Summers is renowned for his intensely vivid colors and his revolutionary woodblock techniques. Summers’ radical sense of design is integral in creating his loose, dreamy landscapes and graphic still life images. Summers’ work has been widely collected for decades and is held in the following museum collections: The Art Institute of Chicago; Biblioteque National, Paris; Brooklyn Museum of Fine Arts, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington; Los Angeles County Museum; Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, New York; The National Museum of Art, Washington; and the Seattle Art Museum.

Biography
Fulbright Fellowship Award Washington, DC
Art Students League of New York New York, NY
Education: Bachelor of Arts Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY
College of Ceramic Design, Alfred University New York, NY
Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship New York, NY
Honorary Ph.D Fine Arts Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY
Birth Woodstock, NY

Selected Exhibitions
2000 Carol Summers: One Night Only, Peggity’s Fine Art & Furnishings San Francisco, CA
1999 Carol Summers Exhibition 50 Year Retrospective, NY and CA
1998 Solo Show: Carol Summers, Egon Schiele Centrum Czechoslovakia
1994 Carol Summers Exhibition, University of Baroda Baroda, India
1988 One Man Show for Carol Summers, Randall Beck Gallery Boston, MA
1977 One Man Show, Brooklyn Museum Brooklyn, NY
1975 Carol Summers: One Man Show, Toledo Museum of Art Toledo, OH
1974 Exhibition Carol Summers, American Library New Delhi, India
1967 Exhibition Carol Summers, Washington Gallery of Modern Art Washington D.C.
1966 Solo Exhibition, DeCordova Museum Lincoln, MA
1965 One Man Show, Lowe Art Museum Miami, FL
1964 Carol Summers: Solo Exhibition, Museum of Modern Art New York, NY
1955 One Man Show-Carol Summers, Accademia Degli Intronati Siena, Italy
1954 Carol Summers-One Man Show, Art Society of Albany Albany, NY