In its 18th year, fueled by dialogue resulting from the film, For Colored Girls, and the original 1970s choreopoem, For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf, African American artists presented work eploring the complexities of various relationships. Here are the two paintings I exhibited with this exhibit at the Ritz Theatre and Museum, 829 N. Davis St., Jacksonville, FL
"Guardians of the Rainbow Children"
"Same child two different unions"
My brother-in-law Bob Bahr surprised me at the opening.
All three of these paintings are my work.
With fellow artists James Robinson, Keith Doles, Overstreet Ducasse, Janeece Lyles
"Bridge to Recovery" A collaborative piece by 4 Art Center members which won the Art Center FIRST PLACE. I designed and pulled the woodcut.
Live Auction of the woodcut, it went for $1,300.
With fellow artists and Art Center members, Marsha Hatcher, Mary Atwood and Lora Davis-Henningsen
The woodcut had two sides and was able to rotate to each printed side.
The original block of wood from which I carved the pulled printed piece
Back of the house
The pool
Inside my new art studio
My new art studio and utility garage. Time to get productive again and create some ART!
"Guardians of the Rainbow Children"
"Same child two different unions"
My brother-in-law Bob Bahr surprised me at the opening.
All three of these paintings are my work.
With fellow artists James Robinson, Keith Doles, Overstreet Ducasse, Janeece Lyles
Official postcard
Entrance to the Haskell Gallery at the airport. The wall you see are all my woodcuts.
This woodcut was done new this year (Jan.) specifically for this show.
Close up of "Mami Wata"
My image was shown on the postcard invitations
My parents were here for the opening Nov. 18
Next to "Joseph's Tunic - Orange"