STUDIO ONE ART COLLECTIONS, LLC
BRADENTON, FLORIDA

Born in Boston in 1962, and raised in a city called Revere, Carol began to paint at 8, and continued throughout her school years. Her mother was an artist of Russian decent and he father was an Italian entrepreneur. She was the youngest of three children. At the age of fifteen, the loss of her father had a impact on her creativity and artwork, it became recognized nationally in the Annual National Scholastic Art Awards competition. She was awarded the shows highest honor, the Gold Key, for three consecutive years, along with six Blue Ribbon finalist awards, which led to a National School Art Exhibition, at the Union Carbide Exhibition Hall on Park Avenue in New York. In 1980 with the help of financial aid and a mom who worked three jobs, she attended Massachusetts College of Art and the Art Institute of Boston. She worked as a volunteer with Easter Seals in Sarasota as an art therapist to brain injury survivors. This she says this was one of the most rewarding things to do with art. She is currently inspired/trying to help by a group “Art by kids with cancer” where the children with cancer of South West Florida have public art shows to sell their work to help their families offset the financial burden of living and surviving with a young child who has cancer. In September of 2002, she and her husband (musician Michael Fenzl) purchased the art/framing equipment and supplies of their former employer and started Studio One Art Collections. Supplying fine art to the industry. Now in their fifteenth year, they are thankful to do what they love for a living. At the present time, Carol is involved solely in commissioned work through the design firms she works with throughout the United States. If you are interested in commissioning a custom painting please email your inquiry, and someone will respond with a design firm near you. The website art you see on here is of pieces that have been commissioned and sold. © 2018 Studio One Art Collections