Philip J. Carroll has been painting professionally for over 26 years and is currently the Curator of Exhibitions for the Perkins Center for the Arts in Moorestown and Collingswood New Jersey. He grew up in Haddonfield, N.J. and lives with his family in Collingswood where he has been a long term resident. He teaches oil painting for Perkins Center for the Arts, Moorestown, N.J. and for Mainline Art Center in Haverford, Pa. He is a 1984 graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of The Fine Arts, Philadelphia, Pa. and studied art history at The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.
By Layla Cabrera
EDUCATION
1984 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
1982-1983 University Of Pennsylvania, Study of Art History
AWARDS
2005 The Norman Webb Award – New Jersey water Color Society
2004, 2005 Perkins Center for the Arts – Jurors Selection Annual Water Color Exhibition, Awards
2001 Butler Institute of American Art – Jurors Mention 65th Annual Art Exhibition, Youngstown, OH
1996 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Fellowship Purchase Award – Mary Butler Fund Woodmere Art Museum, Chestnut Hill, PA
1988 The Philadelphia Museum of Art Award – Cheltenham Art Center, Cheltenham, PA
1989 Courier Post Newspaper Purchase Award – City of Camden Art Exhibit, Camden, NJ
1984 3rd Annual City of Camden Art Exhibition – First Prize Watercolor, Camden, NJ
1983 J. Henry Scheidt Memorial Traveling Scholarship@ – Awarded by the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts; Awarded for excellence in painting and sculpture
1982 The William Emlin Cresson Memorial Traveling Scholarship@ – Honorable Mention Awarded by Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts,
1982-1983 Painting Purchase Award – Camden County Cultural and Heritage Commission, NJ
MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
The Philadelphia Museum of Art
COLLECTIONS
Morgan Lewis – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jackson National Life – Okemos, Michigan
Peco Energy, Exolon Corporation, Morton, Pennsylvania
McGraw Hill Companies – New York City
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts – Fellowship Collection
Mutual Benefit Corporation – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Price Waterhouse – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Stedman Art Gallery – Rutgers University, Camden, NJ
Owasso Corporation – Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
Brandt Haughey Penberthy Lewis & Hyland – Moorestown, NJ
Greenwich Hospital – Greenwich, Connecticut
Courier Post Newspaper – Pennsauken, NJ
Paparone Real Estate – Cherry Hill, NJ
Camden County Cultural Heritage Commission – Camden, NJ
EXHIBITIONS
Museum
July 2007 The Monmouth Museum, One Person Exhibition
2005 The Noyes Museum Biennial Open, Absecon, NJ
March 2003 The Morris Museum, The Art of Collecting Fine Art, Morristown, NJ
2001 Butler Institute of American Art, 65th Annual Art Exhibition, Youngstown, OH
Fall 1997 **PAFA 100th Annual Exhibition, Pa. Academy of Fine Arts Museum
1996-1997 PAFA 99th Annual Exhibition, Woodmere ArtMuseum, Chestnut Hill, PA
1993 **Museum NECCA, Brooklyn, Connecticut, AAR Group Exhibition
1992 Fellowship of the PAFA 94th Annual, Woodmere Art Museum & Galbreth Co., USX Tower, Pittsburgh, PA
1985**The Newark Museum 5th Biennial Exhibition of NJ Artists, Newark, NJ
ONE MAN SHOW EXHIBITIONS
2011 Warm Springs Gallery, Charlottesville, VA
March 2009 Deschamps Gallery, Lambertville, NJ
July 2007 The Monmouth Museum
March 2004-April 2004 Katz JCC, Cherry Hill, NJ
1999 3rd Street Gallery, Fiesta to Fire Hydrants, Philadelphia, PA
1998 Café Gallery, Conshohocken, PA
1988 Aart Vark Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
March 2000, 2001, 2002 3RD Street Gallery, New Works, Philadelphia, PA
1996 Roger Lapelle Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
1993, 1994 Pisces Gallery, Woodstown, NJ
1988, 1989 Aart Vark Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
September 2012 Artists House Gallery, Philadelphia, Pa., Still Life Annual
September 2012 Medford Art Center, Medford new Jersey Group Exhibition
2009, 2010 Deschamps Gallery, Lambertville , NJ
September 2009, 2010 Artists House Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
2009 Perkins Center for the Arts, Collingswood Gallery
March 2008 Artists House Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
December 2007, 2008 Fusion Gallery, Collingswood, NJ
2007, 2008 Deschamps Gallery, Lambertville , NJ
2007 Perkins Center For the Arts Collingswood Gallery, Pink Exhibit
2003, 2004, 2005 ADM Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
1997, 1999, 2000 3rd Street Gallery, Small Works, Philadelphia, PA
1985, 1987, 1997 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA
November 1997 Gloucester County College, Gloucester, NJ
1997 Foundry Gallery, Washington, D.C.
1987, 1992, 1994 Stedman Art Gallery, Rutgers University, Camden, NJ
1993 Gallery Julian, Alexandria, VA
1993, 1994 Pisces Gallery, Woodstown, NJ
1991-1992 Gallery Nadeau, Philadelphia, PA
1992** Aljira Fine Art Auction and Exhibition, Newark, NJ
1992 Pavilion Gallery, Mt. Holly, NJ
1990, 1992 Pleiades Gallery, NYC
1988, 1989** S.N.A.J. Group Exhibition, Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ
1988, 1955 Cheltenham Center for the Arts, Cheltenham, PA
1987** Philadelphia Art Show, Adams Mark Hotel, Philadelphia, PA
1986 Rice Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA
1985** The Newark Museum, NJ
1985, 1986 Woodmere Art Museum, Chestnut Hill, PA
1985** Holly Bush Festival, Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ
1989* Southern Exposure, S.N.J.A. Arts Annual, Juror Mark Rosenthal
Lectures
South Jersey Cultural Alliance and The New Jersey State Council for the Arts
“How to Make a Living as an Artist”, Carnegie Library Atlantic City New Jersey
2006,2007, 2008,2009
Monmouth Museum of Art, 2007
Newspaper/Magazine Coverage
Courier Post Newspaper July 14 2009
Perkins Center for the Arts As Acting Curator
“Emerging Artists Receive Chance to Shine At center” section 5B
American Art Review June 2009 pg 60, Deschamps Gallery, Lambertville
New York Times, “Lambertville on the Delaware”, March 26, 2009
Courier Post, Serving South Jersey*
This Week, Front Cover, 1997
ArtCalendar, Front Cover, 1997
Today’s Sunbeam, Salem County, NJ
Gallery Guide, Philadelphia, PA
ART NOW Gallery Guide
Philadelphia City Paper, PA
Art Matters, Volume 9
Art Times Magazine
Greenwich Times, CT *
1 Comment
Carol Atkinson
July 3, 2021
I just saw your paintings at the Perkins center in Moorestown. You do Jersey proud with it. I didnt know you before we chatted and now seeing this whole portfolio of work gee Vox shouldn’t have encouraged me to talk to you. But he did and maybe it was best no affectation and no putting on airs. Thank you for the art it is beyond beautiful.
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