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A Foundation In Art, Identity & Love

Carter’s artistic foundation was laid in her childhood home, where her mother, Delores Ellerbe — a gifted painter from Charleston, South Carolina — filled every room with dynamic, soulful work in the 1970s.

Through her mother’s example, Carter learned that art could be a language of identity, power, and love.

A Milestone Work

Stacey’s work, “Black Licorice,” was selected by jury committee for the Montclair Art Museum’s Juneteenth Exhibition — a milestone that reflects both the power of her artistry and the courage it takes to pursue a dream at any stage of life.

Work That Is Experienced, Not Merely Viewed

Her work explores themes of joy, freedom, resilience, and cultural preservation — honoring the enduring strength and beauty of the Black community.

Each piece is designed to be experienced rather than merely viewed.

For Collectors, Exhibitions & Private Inquiries

To inquire about available works, commissions, exhibitions, or private acquisition, contact Stacey Carter Art directly.

  • Dimensional

    Oversized three-dimensional wall sculptures that break beyond the flat plane.

  • Textured

    Built from textiles, plaster, resin, metal, clay, wood, and layered mixed media.

  • Rooted

    Exploring joy, freedom, resilience, cultural preservation, and the beauty of the Black community.

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Sculptural visual arts by Stacey Ellerbe Carter. Original dimensional works, textured surfaces, collector pieces, and studio moments.

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