Exhibits

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I waited several years before entering exhibits, not really having the confidence I needed. It’s a very vulnerable experience to have your work shown to the public and judged by very famous and prestigious artists. However, in the last couple of years, my confidence has grown and I’ve entered several exhibits. I found it to be a good experience, and one that I feel is necessary to continue to push myself to become the artist I know I am and can be. You can bet that with this newfound confidence this list will only get longer!

Watch out world, here I come…

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Watercolor artist, Carol Reiman, stands with a judge next to her winning watercolor portrait of a young girl.

The poster showcasing Carol Reiman's winning portrait. It sits among 15 other paintings for the Intimate Artistry showcase.

The winning watercolor portrait of a young girl. Whe has curly hair and is wearing a blue shirt under a pink hoodie. She is looking off to the right.

NAWS Fall Juried Exhibit – Intimate Artistry

Mountain Artists Guild and Gallery | Fall 2023

To my surprise, I not only sold this piece, but also won the Best of Show award for the Northern Arizona Watercolor Society Fall Juried Exhibit held at the Mountain Artists Guild in Prescott, Arizona. It was noted for its use of lost and found edges and the way the hair subject blends in with the background. It was such an honor to receive this award among so many other very talented artists.

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watercolor painting of a labradoodle looking over her shoulder

NOT AVAILABLE, watercolor 12×16

Reflections

NAWS Spring Exhibit

Sedona, AZ | March 2021

MY FIRST WIN! These two paintings, Attitude and Reflections, were accepted into the Northern Arizona Watercolor Society Spring Exhibit in Sedona, Arizona. I was thrilled to learn that “Attitude” won “1st Place Award of Excellence!”

NOT AVAILABLE, watercolor 12×16

Attitude

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Together at HeArt

Big Fork Cultural Center | Fall 2020

The Big Fork Cultural Art Center invites local artists every summer to enter their art work in an exhibit to help fund the Cultural Center. Every summer it has a new theme. This summer the theme was Together at HeArt in light of the coronavirus. I am in great support of the Cultural Center who does so much to support local artists and bring the world of art to our community.

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Watercolor Painting by Carol Reiman of a little girl in a pink sweatshirt

Watercolor Painting by Carol Reiman of man embracing the head of a horse

watercolor painting of a trombone player

Lewistown Art Center 2020

Online | Spring 2020

Because of the COVID pandemic, this exhibit was online this year. Fortunately, restrictions were lifted so my husband and I could go see my paintings in person. He loves to attend the exhibits I enter and I love and appreciate his support.

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