Carole Feuerman

American artist, the creator of pop sculpture that shows in Tempe museum and in private collections. An artist all of her life, she began sculpture c. 1973 and has sold pieces to the White House and to Henry Kissinger. The remarkable texture of her work has detail as precise as Bohrod's dew droplets on an apple, but in sculpture.

Youthful and attractive, she had one marriage at 17 for 12 years; three kids born in 1967, 1969 and 1970. As an avocation, she is an astrologer.

After a series of traumas, a house fire, a flood, a robbery, Carole began to move into a transformation of her art in the late '90s, moving from traditional pieces to representative sculptor. A huge, glossy coffee-table pictorial book of her pieces was released in early 1999.