Mahlon Cline Award of Excellence,
People's Choice Award,
Lighthouse Art Center and Museum, 2011
Wellington Town Crier, July 2009
Show Boats International / Two to Tango:
LadyLinda, 2008
Palm Beach Post, Local Artist Feature,
September 2008
Florida Architecture, Full Page, 2002
Sun Sentinel Lifestyle Feature,
Front Page Sept. 1998
Architectural Digest, June 1997
Florida Design Magazine,
Full Page Feature, Spring 1997
Sun Sentinel Lifestyle Feature, Front Page Feb. 1996
Sun Sentinel Lifestyle Feature, Front Page Jan. 1993
Kravis Center, Playbill Cover, November 1995
Angelo DiVincenzo award for Life Drawing,
Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale, 1985, 1986
Mahlon Cline Award of Excellence,
People's Choice Award,
Lighthouse Art Center and Museum, 2011
Wellington Town Crier, July 2009
Show Boats International / Two to Tango:
LadyLinda, 2008
Palm Beach Post, Local Artist Feature,
September 2008
Florida Architecture, Full Page, 2002
Sun Sentinel Lifestyle Feature,
Front Page Sept. 1998
Architectural Digest, June 1997
Florida Design Magazine,
Full Page Feature, Spring 1997
Sun Sentinel Lifestyle Feature, Front Page Feb. 1996
Sun Sentinel Lifestyle Feature, Front Page Jan. 1993
Kravis Center, Playbill Cover, November 1995
Angelo DiVincenzo award for Life Drawing,
Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale, 1985, 1986
Architectural Digest, June 1997
Florida Design Magazine,
Full Page Feature, Spring 1997
Sun Sentinel Lifestyle Feature, Front Page Feb. 1996
Sun Sentinel Lifestyle Feature, Front Page Jan. 1993
Kravis Center, Playbill Cover, November 1995
Angelo DiVincenzo award for Life Drawing,
Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale, 1985, 1986
Carin Wagner gives new meaning to the term functional art when she turns a parking place into a showcase with a mural. "With all the durable materials out there, the sky's the limit"
Carin Wagner's acrylic on canvas, Literacy IV, is a lucid, painterly comment on the fourth stage of life. The figure of an old man is centered in gentle, contemplative harmony. "He has dignity, He's still learning"
Carin Wagner's acrylic on canvas, Literacy IV, is a lucid, painterly comment on the fourth stage of life. The figure of an old man is centered in gentle, contemplative harmony. "He has dignity, He's still learning"
