Brigitte Carnochan

Patrick Carroll

 

Fiber & Light

Exhibition on View: February 7 to March 28, 2026

This week, and early next, we will have special limited hours due to our participation’s in PolaCon Bay Area 2026 and Affordable Art Fair NYC:
Wednesday, March 11, open hours from 11am-5pm
Thursday, March 12, open hours from 12pm-3:30pm
Friday, March 13, open hours from 11am-2pm
Saturday, March 14, open hours from 12pm-7pm

Tuesday, March 17, closed.
Wednesday, March 18, resume regular hours, 11am-5pm

Patrick Carroll

Lucidity

Silk and linen textile on wooden stretcher, 10 x 12 inches, 2025

Patrick Carroll

Iron

Linen, silk, and cashmere knit textile on wooden stretcher, 9 x 13 inches, 2025

Patrick Carroll

Sleep

Silk, mohair, and linen knit textile on wooden stretcher, 10 x 12 inches, 2023

Patrick Carroll

Supernature

Linen and silk knit textile on cast acrylic, 10 x 12 inches, 2025

Patrick Carroll

Abeyance

Linen knit textile on wooden stretcher, 10 x 14 inches, 2025

Permanence

Wool, silk, linen, and cashmere knit textile on wooden stretcher, 14 x 16 inches, 2024

Voice

Linen and cashmere knit textile on wooden stretcher, 13 x 11 inches, 2025

Cerberus

Silk, cotton, mohair, and cashmere knit textile on wooden stretcher, 13 x 11, 2025

Earth

Alpaca, wool, and silk knit textile on wooden stretcher, 12 x 9 inches, 2025

Loss

Silk knit textile on wooden frame, 22 x 16 inches, 2024

Writing

Linen, silk, mohair, and nylon knit textile on wooden frame, 13 x 11 inches, 2024

Bliss

Linen, silk, and mohair knit textile on wooden stretchers, 15 x 10 inches, 2025

Ruin

Silk, linen, cashmere, and wool knit textile on wooden stretcher, 12 x 10 inches, 2025

Initiation

Silk knit textile on wooden stretcher, 13 x 10 inches, 2025

Paper

Silk and linen knit textile on linen frame, 13 x 10 inches, 2025

Without End

Wool, cashmere, silk, alpaca,  27 x 45  inches, 2026

RELEASE

Width (underarm to underarm) 19.50 inches

48 inches from collar to hem.

100% silk

2026

MORNING

Width (underarm to underarm) 15 inches

18 inches from collar to hem.

50% merino wool, 50% cotton, 

Cotton sleeve, Linen text

2026

TOOTH AND NAIL

polyester/lurex, mohair/nylon, 

2026

OBLIVION

Width (underarm to underarm) 21.50 inches

26 inches from collar to hem.

Mohair/nylon

2026

FOCUS

Width (underarm to underarm) 19 inches

21 inches from “V” to hem.

Body is a cotton/linen blend, sleeves are mohair/nylon, red stripe is alpaca, gold is polyester/lurex

2026

PATIENCE

Width (underarm to underarm) 11 inches

15 inches from “V” to hem.

camel/silk/wool blend

Text is mohair/nylon

2026

LIVING

Width (underarm to underarm) 19 inches

20 inches from collar to hem.

87.5% wool, 12.5% cashmere

Text is linen

2026

DOUBT

Width (underarm to underarm) 17 inches

25 inches from collar to hem.

Merino wool

Text is silk or silk/cotton blend

2026

POSSIBILITY

Width (underarm to underarm) 15 inches

37 inches from “V” to hem.

90% merino wool, 10% cashmere

2026

PARTICIPATION

15.50 inches in width

20 inches from top to hem.

70% merino wool, 20% silk, 10% cashmere. Text is wool. Hemp Drawcord.

2026

RHAPSODY

12 inches in width

9 inches from top to hem

A cotton cashmere blend, 

85% cotton, 15% cashmere. 

Text is silk, wool drawcord

2026

LIFE

12 inches in width

10 inches from top to hem

polyester/lurex

2026

Exhibition Views

Coming February 2026

Fiber & Light

Celebrating the culmination of Themes + Projects 25th anniversary, the gallery is pleased to announce, Fiber & Light, a two-person legacy exhibition featuring Brigitte Carnochan, the first artist to show with the gallery in 2000, and Patrick Carroll, Carnochan’s grandson and a LA-based contemporary artist. The exhibition, opening February 7, 2026, marks the first time the two artists will show their work side by side, creating a unique artistic dialogue between family members and across generations.

Fiber & Light features photo-based works by Brigitte Carnochan and textile pieces by Patrick Carroll. Brigitte's layered encaustic photographs alter natural forms into luminous, tactile objects, while Patrick’s knit textiles, sourced from the fashion industry, stretch into sculptural compositions shaped by language and material. Together, the works in Fiber & Light reflect a shared attentiveness to the tangible materials and intangible creativity that shapes their practices. Gallery co-founder and curator Bryan Yedinak reflects, “Exhibited in tandem, Brigitte and Patrick’s work illustrates the enduring resonance of creativity within a family—an artistic lineage that adapts, transforms, and yet remains profoundly intertwined.”

Click here to preview Brigitte Carnochan’s art in the duo show.

Bios

Patrick Carroll (b. 1990) is an artist and writer living and working in Los Angeles, California. Recent solo shows include A Lower Deep at Bio Gallery in Seoul in 2025, Writing at Giovanni’s Room in Los Angeles in 2025, Days at JW Anderson in Milan in 2024, Personae at Baader-Meinhof in Omaha in 2023, and Commonplacing at The Meeting in New York City in 2023. Select group shows include Parrhesia at Ochi in Sun Valley in 2025, No Bodies: Clothing as Disruptor at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers in 2024, the BOFFO Fall Benefit Exhibition 2023 at Kurimanzutto in New York City, Fuji Textile Week 2022 in Fujiyoshida, and Any Distance between Us at the RISD Museum in Providence in 2021.

Brigitte Carnochan’s photographs are represented nationally and collected globally by museums, corporate and private collectors. She has had solo exhibitions in Latvia, Italy, Chile, and Hong Kong as well as in New York, Houston, Boston, Palo Alto, Los Angeles, Santa Fe, Ketchum, Woodstock, Albuquerque, Carmel and San Francisco. There are five published monographs of her work (Bella Figura, 2006 Modernbook Editions; Shining Path 2006, 21st Publications; Floating World, 2012 Hudson Hills Press; Imagining Then, 2012, Center for Photographic Art, Carmel; Brigitte Carnochan, 2014 Edition Vevais). Videos of her work and process can be found on her website, brigittecarnochan.com. For many years she taught workshops and classes through the Extension Program at UC Santa Cruz and Stanford’s Continuing Studies Program. She will have a career retrospective exhibition at the Center for Photographic Art in Carmel in 2026.


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