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In the Studio: Carlie Trosclair

Various latex sculptures in the studio of Carlie Trosclair at the Joan Mitchell Center

Carlie Trosclair (b. New Orleans, LA) is a sculptor and installation artist based in St. Louis who is a Spring/Summer 2019 Artist-in-Residence at the Joan Mitchell Center. We interviewed her about her recent work investigating decorative and structural shifts that occur over a building’s lifespan.

Learn more at carlietrosclair.com.

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