Carol Hayman

Carol Hayman is a graduate from the University of Texas Art Department, where she learned photography from New York street photographer, Garry Winogrand. She is now a retired Professor of Anthropology from Austin Community College and travels and photographs often, taking about 6,000 photographs a year. This is not even approaching the more than 130,000 photographs that Winogrand took in his pre-digital lifetime. Hayman makes some of her photos into large colorful digital photographic prints. She is also a printmaker and prints at Slugfest Print Studio, where her photographs become fine art prints or photo etchings, using polymer plates, an intaglio American French Tool press, handmade paper from France, Mexico, and Japan, with Charbonnel ink. With both digital photos and intaglio prints, it is possible to make multiple versions of the same image.

She has exhibited locally, nationally, and internationally in Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Japan, England, France, Spain, and Bulgaria. Her work is included in the collections of the University of Wisconsin Madison Archive, SGCI Archive at Kennesaw State University, Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Mesa Contemporary Art Museum, Bradbury Art Museum, Woodlands School Art Trust, University Health System San Antonio, and the Illinois Institute of Art Chicago. She has completed residencies with the Coronado Studio Serie Print Project, the University of Texas at Casa Herrera in Antigua, Guatemala, and Casa Lu El Sur in Tlalpan, Mexico City.