Carrie Kaplan is a contemporary artist based in Los Angeles, originally from Winnipeg, Canada. Her work intuitively navigates subtle thresholds, the quiet spaces between known and unknown, form and abstraction, inviting reflection on transformation and connection.

Her artwork has been featured in exhibitions across North America, including The LA Art Show, California Heritage Museum, Aspen Art Museum, and the Los Angeles Art Association group show Tuning Fork. Internationally, she exhibited at World Art Dubai (2025) and at the IUBILAEUM 2025 exhibition with Collectionist Gallery in Rome, held at the historic Palazzo della Cancelleria Vaticana. She was also the first American artist invited into the Vatican’s private Sala dei Cento Giorni to view Giorgio Vasari’s fresco honoring Pope Paul III.

Self-taught and independent in her methods, Carrie has developed a distinctive style that is entirely her own. Her process is instinctual, allowing each piece to evolve organically without predetermined outcomes. She embraces the unpredictable nature of creativity, letting the medium and the moment guide her. Through this approach, she explores the deep connection between the internal and external worlds, creating a space for transformation and self-discovery.

For more information, you can explore her latest works and projects throughout this site or connect with her directly at -
thisiscarriekaplan@gmail.com