Carole d'Inverno residies, and works in Brooklyn
d’Inverno has had numerous solo and group shows in the United States and is the recipient of many awards and honors including upcoming Residencies at the Art and History Museums, Maitland, Florida, and The Studios at Key West. Solo shows include "Ohio and Massillon," at the Massillon Museum of Art and History, Massillon, Ohio; "The Art of Ivy Side, National Competition Winner," PENN State Altoona, PA; "Appalachia: an Abstraction" at the Western Carolina University Art Center; "A Way of Saying," at SUNY Rochester Monroe College, Rochester, NY. d'Inverno received Fellowships and Residencies at La Playa, Summer Lake (OR,) Willapa Bay AIR, Willapa (WA), the Vermont Studio Center, Johnson (VT), the BAU Institute, Otranto (Italy), Starry Night, Truth or Consequences (NM), and the Wassard Elia Center, Ascea (Italy).

Her work is in the public collections of the Microsoft Art Collection, Kirkland, WA; Group Health Headquarters, Seattle; Swedish Hospital, Seattle; Seattle University, Seattle; and in private collections across the US and Europe.

Carole d'Inverno is married to musician/composer Bill Frisell and they have a daughter, photographer and videographer Monica Jane Frisell.