Vivian Lindoe

Carol Schlosar
Sicamous, British Columbia

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Carol Schlosar

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Size

72" x 48"

Medium

Acrylic on canvas

Vivian Lindoe captures more than a likeness—it embodies the fierce spirit of a woman artist who claimed her artistic space in the mid-20th-century male-dominated art world. Draped in battle garb made from images of her own screen prints, her attire is both armor and emblem, symbolizing the strength required to break barriers. The work reflects how all artists carry their labor, struggles, and triumphs as integral parts of their identity. Vivian Lindoe honors her legacy as a fierce woman artist while paying tribute to the broader journey of all artists who persist, resist, and create.

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Vivian Lindoe

Carol Schlosar
Sicamous, British Columbia

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Carol Schlosar

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Carol Schlosar
Sicamous, British Columbia

Carol Schlosar is an artist, teacher, and musician rooted in Sicamous, British Columbia. Armed with a BFA from Thompson Rivers University, she continues to refine skills and spark creativity through Scholars Without Institutions. Her current work moves through layered terrain: the shifting politics of identity among older women; the resilience of underrepresented, self-determined women artists; and the conflicts and consensus of personal space. Schlosar’s multidisciplinary practice includes painting, sculpture, printmaking, drawing, and research. Her work—both individual and collaborative—has been exhibited in galleries across British Columbia, reflecting a practice rooted in the lived experience of women.

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