Carol Cunningham Turner

About 

Carol Cunningham Turner explores ecology and its adaptation under the pressures of both global warming and human intervention. Interested in materiality and design tropes, Turner is known for her photographic and installation work, which documents scientific archives and promotes conservation themes. Responsive to Zoos, National Parks, and Social Media environments, Carol draws inspiration from her background in conservation education and growing up on a ranch in central Oklahoma. Her work has shown in museums and galleries across the United States, including Blue Star Contemporary Art Museum, Non-Fiction Gallery, and the University of Wisconsin.

 

Carol currently lives in Eagle River, Alaska.

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Past Adventures:

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San Antonio Zoo Marketing and Events Designer

San Antonio Zoo Community Programs Designer

Clamp Light Artist Studios and Gallery / Co-Director

Adjunct Professor Northwest Vista Collage

Adjunct Professor Art Institute of San Antonio

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BFA @ Cameron University, Oklahoma

MFA @ Texas Tech University, Texas

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