Upcoming events.
Southeastern Wildlife Exposition: 2024
Once again I am so excited to be attending SEWE in beautiful Charleston, South Carolina! Several new collage paintings will be on view in the fine art gallery at Charleston Place Hotel. Hope to see you there!
The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE) is a three-day celebration of wildlife and nature through fine art, conservation education, sporting demonstrations, food, drink and the people who honor them all. The largest event of its kind in the US, SEWE makes its home in Charleston, South Carolina and plays host to hundreds of artists and exhibitors, plus experts in wildlife and nature art – all eager to share their art and insights with more than 40,000 attendees.
Gallery Wild: The Painted Word
GALLERY WILD Jackson Hole
ARTIST RECEPTION | January 18 | 4 - 7 PM
Gallery Wild: Tell Them We Were here
GALLERY WILD Jackson Hole
ARTIST RECEPTION | June 29 | 4 - 7 PM
So excited to be showing my work with the super talented Amber Blazina. Hope you can join us both!
Southeastern Wildlife Exposition: 2022
Once again I am so excited to be attending SEWE! Several new sporting dog and other native, southeastern wildlife paintings will be on view and available for purchase in the fine art gallery at Charleston Place Hotel. Hope to see you there!
The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE) is a three-day celebration of wildlife and nature through fine art, conservation education, sporting demonstrations, food, drink and the people who honor them all. The largest event of its kind in the US, SEWE makes its home in Charleston, South Carolina and plays host to hundreds of artists and exhibitors, plus experts in wildlife and nature art – all eager to share their art and insights with more than 40,000 attendees.
Weekend for Wildlife 2022
Wildlife and habitat conservation is important to me. So excited to be a part of this incredible weekend on Sea Island, Georgia, celebrating and raising awareness for Georgia’s non-game wildlife and native resources.
Gallery Wild: Chronicles of the West
Ancient Origins, 30 x 48, acrylic, collage and resin on canvas
ARTIST RECEPTION | August 19, 2021 | 1 - 7 PM
It's common to hear that art is "better in person," and with Carrie Penley's body of work, this couldn't be more true. There's a narrative within her work that contains so much detail that photographs just can't capture it. Carrie collages tidbits of newspaper clippings, quotes, images, music sheets and more into the background of many of her pieces. These collages seem to tell the story of the animal that is masterfully painted on top of the collage. Come Welcome the Georgia based artists to Jackson and hear the stories of her pieces, their inspiration and learn more about her at her artist reception on August 19th.
Southeastern Wildlife Exposition: canceled due to Covid
The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE) is a three-day celebration of wildlife and nature through fine art, conservation education, sporting demonstrations, food, drink and the people who honor them all. The largest event of its kind in the US, SEWE makes its home in Charleston, South Carolina and plays host to hundreds of artists and exhibitors, plus experts in wildlife and nature art – all eager to share their art and insights with more than 40,000 attendees.
Weekend for Wildlife: Virtual Event
Traditionally held early each year on Sea Island, 2021 will feature this prestigious fundraiser for the Wildlife Conservation Fund’s first-ever virtual auction. Weekend for Wildlife has raised millions for the conservation of Georgia's rare wildlife and plants since the event’s start in 1989. Registration is live at https://event.gives/wfw. Carrie will be donating a 30x30 sporting dog painting.
The Booth Museum: Reflections on Nature
Contemporary artist Carrie Penley has strong Georgia roots, living in Carrolton and having graduated from UGA with an art degree in 1995. She describes herself as an American artist who utilizes different forms of media and techniques, including collage materials, neutral colors, expressive brush strokes, and contrast to create unique works. Exhibition opening reception January 21.