Carol Wiel is a veteran marketing executive who developed an eye for color and design in the field of advertising. She retired as an advertising and marketing executive in a large company to follow her love of fine art. During her work career she was listed in Who’s Who of American Women, Who’s Who of American Professionals and International Who’s Who.
Besides earning a B.A. Degree from the University of Maryland, she also attended Vanderbilt, the University of Tennessee and Watkins School of Art and Design. Carol has studied art under L. Gordon, Elizabeth Sanford, Gayle Levee in the Nashville area, and under Colorado artist Martin Bettin.
She is a member of the Nashville Artist Guild, the Tennessee Art League, a Friend of the Frist Center of the Visual Arts, the Chaffee County Arts Council in Colorado, the Arts Council of Williamson County in Tennessee, and the Lake Toxaway Artist Guild in North Carolina. She is a founding member of Art Seen.
Carol’s art has hung in many venues in Tennessee, Colorado and North Carolina, and is currently part of Art Seen’s rotating annual exhibit displayed in the University Club of Vanderbilt.