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Caroline Kent Has New York on Her Mind
Caroline Kent Has New York on Her Mind

"I’m working on a project for Amtrak right now, and it’s going to debut at Union Station in the fall. It is a vinyl mural project that I’m designing for interior windows in their downstairs space," Caroline Kent tells CGN, as well as a project for La Trienal with El Museo del Barrio.

Chicago Gallery News · 26 Aug, 2024 @ 00:05

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