Vision Of Fine Art

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A brilliant and soulful improvisor, Bakhsh’s marriage of melodic ornamentation and spare, electric grooves has been compared to Ali Farka Touré. and other West African guitar heroes.

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The Artist

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HERStory Matters: Artist Annie Lee was born on March 3, 1935.
Artist Annie Frances Lee was born in Gadsden, Alabama. Raised by a single parent, she grew up in Chicago, Illinois, and attended Wendell Phillips High School. Lee began painting at an early age, winning her first art competition at the age of ten. Lee was offered a four-year scholarship to attend Northwestern University after high school, but married instead and raised a family.
It was not until age forty that Lee decided to pursue a career as an artist. She enrolled in Loop Junior College and completed her undergraduate work at Mundelein College in Chicago. After eight years of night classes, while working at Northwestern Railroad as a clerk in the engineering department, Lee earned her M.A. degree in interdisciplinary arts education from Loyola University.
Lee’s railroad job inspired one of her most popular paintings, "Blue Monday," which depicts a woman struggling to pull herself out of bed on a Monday morning. Her trademarks are the animated emotion of the personalities in the artwork and the faces which are painted without features. At age fifty, Lee had her first gallery show; she allowed prints to be made of four of her original paintings. Using her unique designs, Lee also developed figurines, high fashion dolls, decorative housewares, and kitchen tiles.
After showing her work in other galleries for a number of years, Lee opened Annie Lee and Friends Gallery where she displayed her works as well as the works of other artists. When several of her paintings appeared on the sets of popular television shows such as "The Cosby Show" and "A Different World," the exposure helped popularize her work. Although she regularly received requests for public appearances, Lee preferred to appear at gallery shows; she also enjoyed visiting schools to encourage and inspire students. She passed away on November 14, 2014, at the age of 79.

Thank you OM Hand Painted Journals for my beautiful, inspiring new cover for my writings! When I see it it helps me to r...
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Thank you OM Hand Painted Journals for my beautiful, inspiring new cover for my writings!

When I see it it helps me to reflect on allowing life to flow through me like water, in order to heal and grow.

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Gypsy, Nomad
Alexandria, VA
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Monday 9am - 5pm
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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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Vision of Fine Arts earned its name in 1994 while I was earning a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts Management from Bennett College, in Greensboro, NC. As "Vision"grew out of free lance ventures, commissioned art work including mural paintings, graphic designs, portraits, T-sh*t designs and much more. In addition, artist collaborative efforts broadened the scope of advocating for the arts. The Vision of Fine Arts framework serves as a foundation that has proven to encourage a love for learning that opens the door to understanding how all subject areas are related and each is part of a whole with the Arts as the glue that binds them together. To date, Visions has built a network of artists and enthusiasts who understand these concepts. This allows opportunities in a multitude of areas for a network of Visionaries. To inquire about Vision of Fine Art services or teaming up with Vision, leave a message here on FB.

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