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My sculpture arrived from Italy to the Miami Airport on Continental airlines last week. The shipment originated in New York 2 years ago and has been prominently exhibited in 3 continents. It was shipped to Miami from Florence, Italy, and was intended to go on display prominently at the Art Miami Fair this week. It is a monumental 12 foot sculpture that has won awards in 3 continents and was very valuable. It arrived smashed into more than 100 pieces. The crate was also smashed. Unfortunately, I had it insured for only 1/3rd of what it was worth. Mr. Malinowski feels that there was gross negligence on the part of Continental airlines and that the piece had to have been dropped 12 feet off the plane to be in the condition that it was found in. I was wondering if a folk-lift truck rammed into it. He is available to speak with you about this as is David Jones Fine art movers who met the crate at the Miami airport. I am in Miami this week for the fair and am available to speak with you also. cell: 917-807-3385

Attached are pictures of the crate and sculpture when it arrived in Miami. It is now at David Jones Fine Art shippers. They picked the crate up in Miami and brought it to their warehouse in Boca Raton. There is also a picture of the piece while on display in Beijing after winning 1st prize in the Beijing Biennale this past summer. That story was picked up by the New York Times.

Thank you,
Carole

Carole Feuerman
917-807-3385
www.Feuerman-Studios.com
carole@carolefeuerman.com

Feuerman, Carole A.

Artist, Wife, Mother, World Leader, and Philanthropist: Born September 21, 1945, daughter of Milton (Deceased) and Doris Sue Ackerman, Married to Ronald Cohen; Mother of Lauren Leahy, Sari Gibson, Dr. Craig Feuerman, Grandmother of Hannah and Sam Leahy. Education: Education: Hofstra University, Temple University, and the School of Visual Arts.

In 2004, she exhibited in “An American Odyssey 1945-1980″ with the most prominent American artists of the post-WWII era. A comprehensive one-person show at the QCC Art Museum entitled “Resin to Bronze Topographies” (catalogue essays authored by critics John Yau and Donald Kuspit) was followed by an installation of her work into the permanent collection of the prestigious Grounds for Sculpture. Feuerman’s selected honors include the Peabody Award, the Betty Parson Sculpture Award, and the Medici Award. Her work is included in the selected collections of President Bill Clinton & Senator Clinton, Dr. Kissinger, President Gorbachov, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art, the Bass Museum, the Boca Raton Museum, and the Forbes Magazine Art Collection., to name a few. In March 2007, PBS aired Feuerman’s second workshop at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, “La Escultura, La Tecnica,” organized by Rosa Tejada. On June 6, 2007, Feuerman’s solo exhibition, “By the Sea,” exhibited by Scriba Gallery and the Concilio Europeo dell’Arte, and curated by John T. Spike, and opened at the Venice Biennale 2007, Pavilion Paradiso, Giardini, Venice. Simultaneously, Feuerman exhibited at the International Sculpture Exhibition OPEN2OO7 at the Venice Film Festival, curated by Paolo de Grandis, Lido, and Venice. Feuerman’s solo exhibition “Lust and Desire,” at Art-st-Urban Museum and Sculpture Park in Lucerne, Switzerland, curated by Gertrude Aeschlimann (catalogue essays by Stephen C. Foster and Peter Frank) can be seen June, 2007 – June 2008. Feuerman will have her third Museum retrospective at the Amarillo Texas Museum of Art, curated by Graziella Marchicelli, November. 2008 – January 2009. This exhibition will travel to the El Paso Museum of Art and the to Mexico City, the Prado, and to China. In the spring of 2009, she will have a one person show at the Jim Kempner Gallery in New York City.

This December, her most famous sculpture, “The Survival of Serena” will be prominently exhibited at Art Miami in Florida.
She is currently working on her next monograph, as well as a documentary film, written by Rachel Stella and produced by DreamMakers, Inc. Member of the International Woman’s Forum. Listed in Who’s Who of the World, Who’s Who of Woman, and in Who’s Who of America. 200 Mercer Street, 1F, New York, NY 10012