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Visual Arts

The African-American Voice

 

The traveling exhibition will next be on view January 16 - February 26, 2010 at the Belton Center for the Arts, 306 City Square, Belton, SC 29627. The opening reception is January 16th from 7-10pm.

 

Exhibition size will vary slightly from locale to locale depending on space. The works on view may include:

 

The Hog Series 22 (Nosedive 1)

Tarleton
Blackwell

Basket with Handle

Linda
Blake

Red Shacks

Beverly
Buchanan

The Crucifixion

Richard
Burnside

The Ancient King with Attendants

Richard
Burnside

Adlade a Slave

Sam
Doyle

untitled photoserigraph

Connie
Floyd

Going Home

Joseph
Gandy

Aunt Haga

MacArthur
Goodwin

White Flag/Refugee 2

Jesse
Guinyard, Jr.

This Too Shall Pass

Terry K.
Hunter

Vase of the New Moon

Larry
Jordan

Cookie Jar with Lid

Elizabeth
Kinlaw

If I Show You My Tenderness

Larry F.
Lebby

A Farm with Everything

Leroy
Marshall

artwork entitled: Man

Dan Robert
Miller

artwork entitled: Woman

Dan Robert
Miller

Basket With Necklace

Dan Robert
Miller

God Be Upon Us

Dan Robert
Miller

Star

Dan Robert
Miller

The Winker

Dan Robert
Miller

Time for Dreamers

Sheri
Moore-Change

Lifted Dreams

Sheri
Moore-Change

Southern Work Force

Sheri
Moore-Change

Killer Whale

Arthur
Rose

Confrontation number 20

Merton
Simpson

Struggle

Robert
Spencer

Mother's Gone

Maxwell
Taylor

Extended Family Portrait

Leo F.
Twiggs

October First

Leo F.
Twiggs

Untitled - Freedom Marchers

Cecil
Williams

Untitled - Kress 5 and 10

Cecil
Williams

Untitled - Take Your Stand for Freedom

Cecil
Williams

Technocratic Head 2

Winston
Wingo

    

 

 

The State Art Collection contains some artistic depictions of the human form which may not be suitable for all ages. Parents and teachers should preview images before sharing with children and students under the age of 18.