ART IN PRINT | Episode 01: Capturing Crime by Carol Taylor
* TW: Brief [in video] mention of sexual abuse, violent acts, & other crimes associated with high-profile court cases
In episode 01 of ART IN PRINT with host Jenn Carson, she discusses the book ‘Capturing Crime’ by artist Carol Taylor.
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Carol Taylor’s Capturing Crime is an in-depth look at over three decades of her work as a court artist in the New Brunswick justice system.
The cover of Capturing Crime by Carol Taylor.
Her quick, detailed sketches are the primary visual representations of some of the most well-known cases in the province’s recent history. From Premier Richard Hatfield’s drug trial and both Alan Légère trials to the Justin Bourque and Dennis Oland cases, her keen eye and attention to detail are showcased in this important book. Accompanying her images are the stories surrounding these cases as she heard them play out during the proceedings.
About the Author
Artist Carol Taylor has been sketching in the courts for over three decades. Her documentation covering a wide variety of cases is both factual and entertaining. A prolific potter, Carol has been running her studio in Rothesay, NB for over 40 years.
About the Host
Jenn Carson is an author, artist, professional yoga teacher, and the director of the L.P. Fisher Public Library in Woodstock, NB. She is the creator of the websites www.yogainthelibrary.com, www.physicalliteracyinthelibrary.com, and www.jenncarson.com.
About the Videographer
Brendan Helmuth is a graphic designer, photographer, and publisher living in Woodstock, NB. He is a graduate of NBCCD and co-owner and production manager of Chapel Street Editions. www.chapelstreeteditions.com.
This video is brought to you by Jenn Carson, Brendan Helmuth, and L.P. Fisher Public Library in Woodstock, N.B.