Close-up of a woman with shoulder-length brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a sleeveless denim vest with pins and a black top underneath, standing in a room with bookshelves and a sign in the background.
Courtesy of Amon Carter Museum of Art

Hello!

About Me

👋 I’m Carolyn Marco, a Dallas/Ft. Worth-based multidisciplinary artist and educator. My work explores material transformation, sustainability, and creative connection.

Through Kiki Knows Art, I develop workshops for libraries, museums, community spaces, and private events that highlight upcycling, wearable art, and sustainable making.

With a background in metal smithing and jewelry, I combine design sensibility with an experimental spirit, using reclaimed and salvaged materials to create meaningful, hands-on experiences.

I received my B.F.A. in Metals and Jewelry from the University of North Texas in 2003. I’m a Gallery Educator at the Dallas Museum of Art, where I also teach youth summer camps, and this year I was honored to be named a Carter Community Artist.

Formerly a Creative Director and jewelry designer at Fossil Group, I led sustainability initiatives that transformed corporate excess into community-based art projects. Today, my work continues to inspire others to make, mend, and reimagine—finding beauty and purpose in the overlooked and discarded.

A woman sitting on an orange couch in a room decorated with various framed pictures, paintings, and shelves. She has short brown hair, wears a denim vest over a black top, and a black and white checkered skirt. Behind her are books, a pink pillow with pom-pom trim, and eclectic artwork on the wall.
A person wearing a blue jacket and carrying a yellow umbrella walking on a rain-soaked street.
A woman assisting two children with crafting or jewelry-making at a table, with craft supplies and tools, in an indoor setting.
Child engaging in crafting activity with colorful felt, yarn, sequins, scissors, and paper plates in a craft station.
Six girls with various bracelets on their wrists, placing their hands together in a circle.
A vintage computer with a small monitor, keyboard, and a pink and white color scheme.

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