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1-on-1 Private Lesson —Oil Painting Techniques
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1-on-1 Private Lesson—Oil Painting Techniques (10 Class Package)
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1-on-1 Private Lesson—Oil Painting Techniques (16 Class Package)
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1-on-1 Private Lesson —Acrylic Painting Techniques
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1-on-1 Private Lesson —Acrylic Painting Techniques (10 Class Package)
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1-on-1 Private Lesson —Acrylic Painting Techniques (16 Class Package)
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1-on-1 Private Lesson —Watercolor Painting Techniques
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1-on-1 Private Lesson —Watercolor Painting Techniques (10 Class Package)
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1-on-1 Private Lesson —Watercolor Painting Techniques (16 Class Package)
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Abstract Painting with Palette Knives
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Black Male Artist/Professor Series
The Black Male Artist Professor Series aims to showcase and celebrate the accomplishments of Black male visual artists/ visual art or art education professors (must be both) who have made significant contributions to the art world or art education and have taught or are currently teaching in visual art and/or art education programs at art colleges and other historically White colleges and universities in the United States. The series will showcase paintings inspired by Fauvism's stylistic traditions, created using a combination of acrylic or oil paints and incorporating symbolic references associated with each subject. To maintain consistency, every painting will be of a standard size of 36" x 48", while unique techniques will be employed to represent each subject. The series will comprise of 20 to 25 paintings.
Artist Statement
In creating The Black Male Artist Professor Series, I am determined to showcase and celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of Black male visual artists & art education professors who have significantly contributed to the art world or art education. These individuals have taught or are currently teaching in visual art or art education programs at art colleges and other historically White colleges and universities in the United States. This portrait painting series captures the symbolic significance of these figures in the visual art and art education environments, positioned in higher education institutions as symbols of success, visibility, mentorship, and leadership. This collection of paintings offers an educational opportunity to the global art and art education community.
The series will feature the following 25 artist professors:
Ligel Lambert, Sanford Biggers, Dr. James Rolling, Jr., Kerry James Marshall, Didier William, Jacob Lawrence, William T. Williams, Robert Reed, Derrick Adams, Meleko Mokgosi, Odili Donald Odita, Sharif Bey, Richard Mayhew, Mark Thomas Gibson, Stephen Carpenter II, Aaron Douglas, Charles White, Stanley Whitney, Imo Nse Imeh, Larry Walker, Nick Cave, Glenn Ligon, David Driskell, Bernard Young, and Joseph Norman.

Symbolic Representation of Richard Mayhew
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Symbolic Representation of Sharif Bey
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Symbolic Representation of Odili Donald Odita
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Symbolic Representation of William T. Williams
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Symbolic Representation of Derrick Adams
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Symbolic Representation of Meleko Mokgosi
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Symbolic Representation of Robert Reed (Artist)
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Symbolic Representation of Jacob Lawrence
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Symbolic Representation of Kerry James Marshall
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Self Portrait: Symbolic Representation of Self at 41
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Symbolic Representation of Didier William
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Symbolic Representation of Sanford Biggers
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