Carly Glovinski (b. 1981, Dover, New Hampshire) makes work rooted in observations of her surrounding environment, and a curiosity about natural and human-made systems. The elements of time and place are often embedded in work that embraces a slip in perception and employs a wide range of materials. Glovinski lives and works in Maine, where she tends to an ongoing living work, Wild Knoll Foundation Garden.
Her installation, Almanac, is on view at Mass MoCA through 2026. Her three-story mosaic, Opelske, is on permanent view in the Boston Seaport. She has been awarded residencies at Shoals Marine Lab in 2025, Kenyon College in 2024, Surf Point Foundation in 2021, and the Canterbury Shaker Village in 2020, and grants from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, and the Blanche Colman Trust.
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