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Panel Discussion: “The In and Outsiders” explores formally trained artist Thomas (Tom) Miller’s (1945-2000) brightly colored “Afro-Deco” painted furniture pieces and silkscreen prints, and self-taught artists Anderson (Andy) Pigatt’s (1928-2009) evocative sculptures and Elizabeth T. Scott’s (1916-2011) richly embellished quilts.
Artist Talk
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Artists’ Talk: Myrtis Bedolla and Sharon Burton (juror) moderate as artists share their prospective about the exhibition. Artist participated in a talk moderated by Myrtis Bedolla (main gallery) where they spoke about their creative muse. Sharon Burton (rear gallery) engages the artist on their use of materials.
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The Stairwell 2009, by Rosalind Kennedy, USA
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The voice and vision of 60 artists from Burkina Faso, Canada, Finland, Ireland, Israel, Kenya, Korea, Lebanon, New Zealand, Singapore, United States and Zimbabwe, will be presented in the exhibition “Emergence 2014: International Artists to Watch.” Artworks and short films offer a global perspective on the cultural, political and societal concerns of contemporary artists.
Elaine Alibrandi, USA
Maya Freeelon Asante, USA
Gloria Askin, USA
Ronald Beverly, USA
Patrick Burns, USA
Nina Buxenbaum, USA
James Buxton, USA
David Carlson, USA
Wesley Clark, USA
Suzanne Coley, USA
Alyscia Cunningham, USA
Jessica C. Damen, USA
Anna U Davis, USA
Blanco de San Roman, Spain
Maria-Theresa Fernandes, Kenya
Ric Garcia, USA
Shaunte Gates, USA
Lorenzo Gattorna, USA
Jehanne-Marie Gavarini, USA
Atar Geva, Israel
Susan Goldman, USA
Karina Griffith, Canada
Michael Gross, USA
LaToya Hobbs, USA
Ronald Jackson, USA
Benjamin Jancewicz, USA
M. Scott Johnson, USA
Rosalind Kennedy, USA
Jeffrey Kent, USA
Kung Chee Keong, Singapore
Lauren Shea Little, USA
Robert Machiri, Zimbabwe
Florence Alfano McEwin, USA
Lin Rebolini McJunkin, USA
Edmond Nassa, Burkina Faso
Zahra Nazari, Iran
Joseph O’Neill, USA
Bart O’Reilly, Ireland
Ruth Pettus, New Zealand
Greg Pitts, USA
Steve Prince, USA
Terrence Reese, USA
Rotem Reshef, Israel
Jamea Richmond-Edwards, USA
Arvie Smith, USA
Lynda Smith-Bugge, USA
Casey Snyder, USA
Antar A. Spearmon, USA
Kara Bettie Speckhals, USA
Stan Squirewell, USA
Shahrzad Taavoni, Iran
Terry Tapp, USA
Maxine Taylor, USA
Rebecca Weed, USA
Stanley Wenocur, USA
Alison Wiklund, Finland
Morgan Willingham, USA
Sea Yoon, Korea
Helen Zughaib, Lebanon
Educational Videos
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Curators Talk: Myrtis Bedolla shares her perspective on current trends in the art market, what makes art valuable and the role of the gallerist.
Art of the Collectors IV features works from private collections created by prominent African and African American artists.
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Talk also included a viewing of the BBC documentary The World’s Most Expensive Painting which addresses provenance.
The basic structure was a chart-style rundown of the 10 most expensive paintings ever sold at auction, with a top three consisting entirely of works by Picasso. The stories of the individual sales were fascinating enough in themselves – even if most of the buyers were unavailable for interview (not least because they don’t want us to know who they are). Taken as a whole, though, the program added up to a lot more than that.
By James Walton, The Telegraph, UK, July, 2011
Exhibitions
Voodoo (detail), 1977 by Alvin Hollingsworth
Art of the Collectors IV features works from private collections created by prominent African and African American artists. Included in the exhibition are paintings and sculptures by artists who played an integral role in the Harlem Renaissance, as well as those whose works informed the landscape of American art.
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Presentation: J. Larry Frazier addresses the rules that govern transferring art collections to family members and giving to museums and universities. Frazier is an Attorney for Wills, Estates & Probate Law.
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Presentation: Doreen Bolger addresses the rules that govern transferring art collections to family members and giving to museums. Bolger is the Director of the Baltimore Museum of Art in Baltimore, Maryland.