Carey Smith

Carey Glenn Smith is an artist of all trades, working in a variety of media and exploring creative directions across the board. From the three-dimensional and mixed media pieces he regularly produces, to mediums such as music the written word, his sense of creation is boundless. He received a Master's in Art Education from Lander University and a BFA in Studio Art along with a minor in Philosophy from the College of Charleston in South Carolina. He regularly exhibits paintings, sculpture, and prints throughout the New England and Southeastern regions in addition to composing and publishing original musical compositions. Glenn-Smith's first collection of poems, Nouveau Memento Mori, was self-published. The second volume, Tithing All the Candor, was released by Wintergoose Publishing. Recent publications that have featured his creative work include Penny Ante Feud, Nefarious Ballerina, Black Heart Magazine, and Fine Lines. He is formerly an Adjunct Professor of Art History at Piedmont Technical College. He now resides in Boston, MA where he is producing artwork, writing, and teaching Sculpture and Ceramics for Medford High School.

Master's in Art Education - Lander University
Bachelor's of Fine Arts, Studio Art - College of Charleston
Minor - Philosophy

- Group Exhibition, Monserrat College of Art, 2019
- Solo Exhibition, Tres Gatos, Boston, MA, 2018
- Group Exhibition, Medford City Hall, Boston, MA, 2018
- Solo Exhibition, Trinity Street Gallery, Boston, MA, 2017
- Solo Exhibition, Aeronaut, Boston, MA, 2015
- Block 11, Boston, MA, 2014
- Lander University, Monsanto Gallery, SC, 2013
- Studio One, Greenwood, SC, 2012
- CAY Contemporaries, Columbia Museum of Art, SC, 2012
- Michael Mitchell Gallery, Charleston, SC, 2011
- Homemade Genius Gallery and Studio, Ninety-Six, SC, 2010
- Unpronounced Unrest, Greenwood Arts Center, SC, 2009
- Festival of Flowers, Greenwood, SC, 2009
- Rising Contemporaries, Cooperative Gallery, Omaha, NE , 2008
- International Abstraction Exhibition, Upstream People Gallery, ID, 2005
- Young Contemporaries, College of Charleston, SC, 2004
- Greenville Museum Contemporary Exhibition, SC, 2004 - Private collection, College of Charleston, S.C., 2003