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Andi
Rosenbaum-McCarter has been involved with art from a very young age.
She grew up in Philadelphia during the rebellious Bohemian culture of
the 1960's, became a hippie and was a true product of that era. Being totally immersed in the beauty,
conflicts, and the surprises of nature she chose clay as her medium of
expression. Andi's generosity of spirit and knowledge of her craft
have enabled her to teach others to find their voices through clay.
Her most excellent work is becoming more and more well-known and
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"Growing up in Philadelphia in the
60's, I was influenced by the rebellious nature of the
emerging Bohemian culture. I was a hippie and very
much a product of that era. I experienced the need to be liberated
from the political and artistic constraints of the 50's,
reflected in art, clothes, music and writing. Being
outspoken back then was a way to change things.
Today, some 30-odd years later, I
have married, have two children, and live on Sanibel Island.
Creating art out of the surprises and conflicts of nature
and teaching it to others has allowed me to relate to our
natural world and express beauty and serenity. The
bond between human beings, animals, and the importance of
our environment is what I am still concerned with all these
years later." Andi McCarter, 2008 |
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ANDI
McCARTER'S WORK CAN BE SEEN AT THE FOLLOWING FLORIDA
LOCATIONS:
SWEET ART
GALLERY, NAPLES
SOUTHWEST
FLORIDA CRAFT GUILD, CAPE CORAL
SUN CATCHER'S
DREAM, SANIBEL ISLAND
BAYFRONT FINE ARTS LLC, NAPLES
BIG ART'S,
SANIBEL ISLAND
2 ISLANDS
GALLERY, CAPTIVA
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COPYRIGHT
2009-2010, ANDI McCARTER.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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