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John Michael Carter
John Michael Carter was born
in Chicago, Illinois. He began his first studies in drawing at
the age 16 with his father E.L.Carter, a commercial artist .
In 1968 he attended the American Academy of Art in Chicago. In
1970 Mr.Carter moved to Los Angeles where he attended the Art
Center College of Design. There he received a background in the
major classical schools of painting and graduated with a B. F.
A. Degree in 1972. For ten years Mr. Carter taught drawing and
painting for the University of Kentucky at Jefferson Community
College in Louisville, Ky. . He also has been a frequent guest
instructor at art workshops across the country including the
Scottsdale Artist School, the Dallas Arts League and the Arts
Club of Cincinnati.
Since 1975 he has had 39 one
man shows. He has exhibited with Grand Central Gallery in New
York ; the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma; the Amarillo
Art Center, Amarillo ,Texas; DeVille Gallery in Los Angeles,,
California, J. Todd Gallery , Wellesley Massachusetts; Meyer
Gallery in Santa Fe and Miller Gallery in Cincinnati Ohio among
others. Mr. Carter has shown paintings in many national exhibitions
and competitions including Arts for the Parks, the . 1991 Hubbard
Museum Award for Excellence exhibition and the Artitsts of America
show in Denver. His portrait "Hannah" was a finalist
in the 2002 P.S.O.A. International Portrait Competition and "Jolie"
was a finalist in 2003 He received first prize and the artists
choice awards for his portrait Sarah at the 2002 A.S.O.P.A. International
Portrait Competition. Mr. Carter received the Artists Magazine
Award for his painting "Summer Reading" at the 2003
O.P.A National Exhibition. His painting "The Yellow Canary"
won first prize at the 2004 O.P.A. National Exhibition. "The
Dressing Table" was awarded Best Impressionistic Oil at
the 2004 Hoosier Salon. "Romanian Girl " was a finalist
in the 2005 Portrait Society of America International Portrait
Competition. He received first prize at the 2005 Hoosier Salon
for his painting " Reading on the Veranda".
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