Carina Karlsson’s kooky, eclectic pieces combine sewing, sculpting, painting and more, and her work often cribs from folklore and pop culture to tell a layered story. She is one of two new studio members at The Arts Depot whose work will begin exhibiting in January.
ABOVE and BELOW: Carina Karlsson’s kooky, eclectic pieces combine sewing, sculpting, painting and more, and her work often cribs from folklore and pop culture to tell a layered story. She is one of two new studio members at The Arts Depot whose work will begin exhibiting in January.
ABOVE and BELOW: Carina Karlsson’s kooky, eclectic pieces combine sewing, sculpting, painting and more, and her work often cribs from folklore and pop culture to tell a layered story. She is one of two new studio members at The Arts Depot whose work will begin exhibiting in January.
ABOVE and BELOW: Carina Karlsson’s kooky, eclectic pieces combine sewing, sculpting, painting and more, and her work often cribs from folklore and pop culture to tell a layered story. She is one of two new studio members at The Arts Depot whose work will begin exhibiting in January.
Paisley and golden finch pendants by Courtney DeYoung, a new studio member at The Arts Depot, who makes wearable creations out of kiln-fired, hand-painted clay.
Paisley and golden finch pendants by Courtney DeYoung, a new studio member at The Arts Depot, who makes wearable creations out of kiln-fired, hand-painted clay.
Paisley and golden finch pendants by Courtney DeYoung, a new studio member at The Arts Depot, who makes wearable creations out of kiln-fired, hand-painted clay.
Paisley and golden finch pendants by Courtney DeYoung, a new studio member at The Arts Depot, who makes wearable creations out of kiln-fired, hand-painted clay.
ABINGDON, Va. — Two local artisans are the newest studio members at The Arts Depot, exhibiting their work beginning in January.
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Carina Karlsson’s kooky, eclectic pieces combine sewing, sculpting, painting and more, and her work often cribs from folklore and pop culture to tell a layered story. She is one of two new studio members at The Arts Depot whose work will begin exhibiting in January.
ABOVE and BELOW: Carina Karlsson’s kooky, eclectic pieces combine sewing, sculpting, painting and more, and her work often cribs from folklore and pop culture to tell a layered story. She is one of two new studio members at The Arts Depot whose work will begin exhibiting in January.
ABOVE and BELOW: Carina Karlsson’s kooky, eclectic pieces combine sewing, sculpting, painting and more, and her work often cribs from folklore and pop culture to tell a layered story. She is one of two new studio members at The Arts Depot whose work will begin exhibiting in January.
ABOVE and BELOW: Carina Karlsson’s kooky, eclectic pieces combine sewing, sculpting, painting and more, and her work often cribs from folklore and pop culture to tell a layered story. She is one of two new studio members at The Arts Depot whose work will begin exhibiting in January.
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