Please visit the downtown library on Laura St. during the month of September on the 2nd and 3rd floor in the open atrium stairway area and view my art - paintings on 2nd floor and woodcuts on 3rd floor.
ARTWORK BY ANNELIES M. DYKGRAAF - ENJOY IMAGES AND STORIES THROUGH ART of my life growing up in Africa, of different cultures, of uniting cultures. My art is the expression of me - have fun getting to know me!
About Me
- Annelies Dykgraaf
- Jacksonville, Florida, United States
- Annelies M. Dykgraaf was born in Nigeria, West Africa and spent her first eighteen years in rural areas where her parents lived and worked as missionaries and teachers for 40 years. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a minor in French, from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, MI. Annelies studied during her Junior year on scholarship with the Cleveland Institute of Art in Lacoste, France. She is a board member of the Beaches Fine Art Series and functions in the role of Visual Arts Coordinator. She is also a founding member for both JCAAA (Jacksonville Consortium of African American Artists) and The Art Center Cooperative, Inc.(TAC), a Not-for-profit Co-op of artists. She is the Current President of the Art Center.
Friday, August 29, 2014
Friday, January 31, 2014
JAXPORT Gallery February 3- March 23, 2014
http://www.jaxport.com/about-jaxport/newsroom/events/jaxport-gallery-annelies-dykgraaf-and-sharon-crumbliss
I have 9 woodcuts on display at the JAXPORT Headquarters. Please visit if you can.
I have 9 woodcuts on display at the JAXPORT Headquarters. Please visit if you can.
Third Place in "A Celebration of Cultures"
Took Third Place for the "Red Pepper Pickers" and the piece is SOLD
Exhibit on display at the Premier Gallery in the Bank of America building until March 4, 2014
Exhibit on display at the Premier Gallery in the Bank of America building until March 4, 2014
Awareness with Art
Please go to the website and VOTE on the two boxes that I painted - much appreciated!
http://awarenesswithart.com/
http://awarenesswithart.com/
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Friday, May 31, 2013
Monday, March 18, 2013
The UNF North Florida Art History Legacy Art Program
Started by Jen Jones Art , Phyllis Andruszkiewicz and Shirley Hallblade in 2008 -- today we completed the development of the only permanent & public North Florida Art History Art Collection in existence (for and housed at The University of North Florida Library)...it includes hundreds of important pieces and is officially final. This is a monumental moment. Installation of the last wave takes place April 26. Gala to thank and share is June 7.
I donted my woodcut 2'x4' "Flow of the River" for this collection.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Vision - Perception
Vision and Perception
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Vision – Male Panel
Range of View
Observation, Notice
Revealed
Half & Half face –
more than one race
Skate boarder and
trucker
“Posing as White”
NAACP
Facts about Modern
Slavery
Am I Not a Man and a
Brother
MMA (Mixed Martial Arts
UFC Rage in the Cage
African Americans
recognized
Keenness, Sharp-Eyed
Fishing
Respect truck drivers
Cowrie Shells –a form of
money, jewelry and religious connotation
Wine Corks, turning
water into wine
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Perception – Female Panel
Insight, Mission
Look, Discover
Half & Half face – more than one
race
Childhood pictures (not what you would
think)
“The real Africa is …”
African Origin of Humans
Seeing, Revelation
African wrapper
Fishing trips
“Fishers of Men”
Aaron
Name-sake
Seven Daughters of Eve
Cowrie Shells–a form of money, jewelry
and religious connotation
Wine Corks, turning water into wine
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Spiritually, according to African legend, if you are attracted to cowrie
shells you could be family to an ocean spirit of wealth and earth. It also
represents Goddess protection which is very powerful and connected with the
strength of the ocean. Throughout Africa, and South and North America, the
cowrie symbolized the power of destiny and prosperity. Thought of as the mouth
of Orsisas, it also is believed to have taught stories of humility and respect.
These panels are pictures of the individuals they
represent, their occupations and their likes.
They also go beyond the physical first image you see to
reveal and encompass history.
It is important that we recognize there is more to a
person than meets the eye.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Angels for Allison
Between now and December 6, be sure to visit
The Brick Restaurant in Avondale to view the exhibit and decide which angels
you would like to purchase to benefit Angels for Allison Foundation.
The Brick Restaurant in Avondale to view the exhibit and decide which angels
you would like to purchase to benefit Angels for Allison Foundation.
Wednesday, August 08, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
THE ART CENTER:The Art Center Cooperative, Inc.: Embracing Our Differences 2012
THE ART CENTER:The Art Center Cooperative, Inc.: Embracing Our Differences 2012: Annelies Dykgraaf's art was chosen to be posted on one of several bill boards in Sarasota, Florida to celebrate the annual event Embracing O...
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Friday, February 17, 2012
Embracing Our Differences
My acrylic painting titled "Red Yellow Black and White" was selected! 'We are pleased to inform your art submission to Embracing Our Differences 2012 has been selected for display on the Sarasota bay front during the months of April and May 2012. Your submission is one of 45 selected from over 2,300 entries received from 48 countries and 38 states.' www.EmbracingOurDifferences.org
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