It has been several month since the release of my book. The response has been luke warn at best. I would ask that the word be put out to have more exposure. I would like to see more visit to that site and your coments the following links have been added to increase your search.
photographer
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new books to read with images
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landscape oil painting by jerome w. chambers
seascapes by jerome w. chambers
an artist who happens to be african-american
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
For many years, artists of color have encounted barriers within the art community's mainstream. As an artist, it my goal to work towards removing the barriers that have limited our exposure and acceptance into the world art communities mainstream. African-American artist Robert Duncansen, left the States and went to Canada to pursue his art and gain little to no support in that time. I'm presently working to estblished an exhibit in the Indiana State Museum to showcase the artworks of artists who are African-American. This exhibit will feature present day living artists from around the State of Indiana and gear towards providing a continous mainstream venue for artists of color with other exhibits to follow. While this has been tried before, time is now to correct these issues; to focus on the quality of the artwork not the color of the artist's skin.
There are many publications available(,ART ON MY MIND: VISUAL POLITICS BY BELL HOOKS/ ART AND FEAR BY DAVID BAYLES) that address these issues/barriers; a greater focus must be given to changing the way artists of color are viewed. It is my strong belief that artists of color must be in the mainstream of the art world to be fully recogonized both in world history and the American History to leave a legacy for each generation
There are many publications available(,ART ON MY MIND: VISUAL POLITICS BY BELL HOOKS/ ART AND FEAR BY DAVID BAYLES) that address these issues/barriers; a greater focus must be given to changing the way artists of color are viewed. It is my strong belief that artists of color must be in the mainstream of the art world to be fully recogonized both in world history and the American History to leave a legacy for each generation
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Over the pass ten years I have participated in the following exhibitions:
Hoosier Salon 86th Annual Exhibition juried 2006
Indiana Black Expo Inc. 1st Place Winner 2006 Cultural Art Pavilion
Artists' Market Juried Exhibition 2006
Indianapolis Museum of Art's Africa Fest 2003
Indianapolis Women's Expo 2002
The Annual URBANE D'ART INC, multiple exhibitions presentation of FLAVA FRESH 2004,06,07,08,09
Midwest National Abstract exhibit 2006
these are just a few of the exhibits I have been involved with
I have facilitated as an honored juror in a number of exhibitions
Hoosier Salon 86th Annual Exhibition juried 2006
Indiana Black Expo Inc. 1st Place Winner 2006 Cultural Art Pavilion
Artists' Market Juried Exhibition 2006
Indianapolis Museum of Art's Africa Fest 2003
Indianapolis Women's Expo 2002
The Annual URBANE D'ART INC, multiple exhibitions presentation of FLAVA FRESH 2004,06,07,08,09
Midwest National Abstract exhibit 2006
these are just a few of the exhibits I have been involved with
I have facilitated as an honored juror in a number of exhibitions
This blog has been created to promoted my artwork and to remember my sister, Rosa Lee (Chambers) Boles, who departed this live too soon and to all that have supported me over the years.
As I continued to create my works of art, can't forget that we all have gifts to share;that we should work towards giving these gifts to other. I would like to take this opportunity you for visiting my site
As I continued to create my works of art, can't forget that we all have gifts to share;that we should work towards giving these gifts to other. I would like to take this opportunity you for visiting my site
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
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