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Masquerade

Sandstone Art Gallery

By ERIN DEWITT

Published on July 02, 2009 at 2:40am

“The mystery of life is what I love,” says multi-media artist Carol Kreider, who translates her passion for the abstruse into dreamlike paintings and monotype collages. Formally a resident of Connecticut, Kreider spent most of her life teaching and creating art before moving to California. With her move to the west coast, she brought along a vivid, unique interpretation of the spiritual and mysterious through paint and printmaking. Saturated with bright colors and fanciful characters (masquerade masks are a common theme), her artwork will be displayed at Laguna Beach’s Sandstone Gallery for all to delight in.
July 6-30, noon, 2009