Title: Squeak Carnwath
First published: 1996
Description: In this first major collection of her work, more than 85 full-color reproductions reveal the inspired world of artist Squeak Carnwath. Her huge, luminous canvases are embellished with numbers, lists of words, and abstract symbols, offering keen reflections on the human experience, nature's rhythms, and the passage of time. As Carnwath puts it, "Art is the antidote that reminds us to breathe, to feel the soles of our feet and the touch of the ground on the bottom of our toes.".

The universal appeal of her paintings has garnered Carnwath national attention. She is the recipient of numerous awards and grants, and her work has been exhibited across the country. A chronology of exhibitions and insightful essays by Leah Levy and James and Ramsay Breslin complete this impressive survey of an artist with a unique vision.
Subjects: Philosophy, Catalogs, Painting, catalogs
People: Squeak Carnwath
LC classification: ND237.C2815