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  1. craigcarlisle.comCraig Carlisle

    September 2023, Sarah Gormley Gallery, Columbus OH. September 2021, Houska Gallery, St. Louis MO. November 2021, Sarah Gormley Gallery, Columbus OH

    • About

      The idea of meditation and contemplation play a major role...

    • Current Work

      Serpent in the Rose Garden 14″ x 16″, oil on linen 2021 The...

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  3. www.imdb.com › name › nm1569635Craig Carlisle - IMDb

    Craig Carlisle is an actor, director and Emmy-winning writer. He has worked in all media -- theater, film, television, radio and web content; his current focus is on Children's Television.

    • Writer, Music Department, Additional Crew
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  4. www.instagram.com › craigcarlisleCraig Carlisle (@craigcarlisle) • Instagram photos and videos

    1,048 Followers, 1,080 Following, 995 Posts - Craig Carlisle (@craigcarlisle) on Instagram: "Artist @_letters_to_a_friend_ (other artwork)"

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  5. craigcarlisle.com › aboutAbout – Craig Carlisle

    The idea of meditation and contemplation play a major role in the paintings of artist Craig Carlisle. His paintings articulate indelible images which evoke an emotional response from the viewer.

  6. www.houskagallery.com › craig-carlisleCraig Carlisle — Houska Gallery

    Learn about Craig Carlisle, a painter who creates fictitious characters with expressive heads. His paintings evoke emotions and invite meditation and contemplation.

    • (314) 496-1377
    • charles@houska.com

  7. craigcarlisle.com › current-workCurrent Work – Craig Carlisle

    Serpent in the Rose Garden 14″ x 16″, oil on linen 2021 The Artist 14×18, oil on canvas 2021 It Was All Just A Dream 16″x20″ Oil on Linen 2021

  8. nashvillearts.com › 2018 › 04Craig Carlisle: A Few Moments of Innocence - nashvillearts.com

    Carlisle’s big heads are no doubt whimsical, with some sprouting flowers and some going sideways into water; some floating in front of cities, others peering from tufts of furry flora. In a world of five-second glances, his big heads risk being taken lightly as goofy, decorative, repetitive—or worse, reductive—“the guy who does the big ...