Bookending life in New Orleans, where she currently lives, Carol attended The Boston Museum School and graduated with honors from The New York Restaurant School.
Her illustrations and product designs have been featured in national newspapers, magazines and design blogs. Her design for the Krewe of Iris flag hangs from homes around New Orleans every Mardi Gras.
Ceramics is her latest obsession. In 2023 she was an artist in residence at Byrdcliffe Colony in Woodstock, NY.
Her art and writing have won her two residencies at Hypatia in the Woods in Washington State, Honorable Mention in Short Fiction from Glimmer Train, and Semi-Finalist in Walker Percy Short Fiction at Loyola University in New Orleans.
Since moving back home she's written features on food, art, and quirky people for ViaNolaVie, a New Orleans life and culture blog.
Subjects range from how a 60 Minutes Sports producer makes it happen for the Superbowl, to being sous-chef for a pop-up Russian food feast that traveled from NYC to NOLA. She profiled an international Horse Shoe-ist Hall of Famer at the Farriers Convention and many other artists and cooks.
Her stage fright was extinguished when Pulitzer had a bit speaking part in the only movie that has ever authentically gotten New Orleans, The King of New Orleans.
CAROL PULITZER IS AN ARTIST BASED IN NEW ORLEANS
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