Born on an island in RI and based in NY, Caroline Woolard received her BFA from Cooper Union in 2007. As a Research Scholar at NYU and a Research Assistant at Mildred’s Lane, Woolard investigates the construction of subjectivity in architecture, art, and design. Woolard’s interventions are presented publicly in the urban environment and have been affiliated with psychogeographic events like Conflux in NY, Cryptic Providence in RI, and Unoccupied Spaces in Montreal. Caroline Woolard is the recipient of the Elliot Lash Award for Excellence in Sculpture and has shown her work at the Newport Art Museum in RI, Jackson Gallery in GA, Oxbow Gallery in MI, and The Bruce High Quality Foundation in NY. The past year has been one of roof research and cloud sculpting, gravity defiance and void articulation. If I do not take flight, my sculptures certainly will.