Capitol One
Black History Month Exhibition Capital One Art Program Exhibition celebrating “Abundance,” curated by Shaunn Casselle, featuring artwork by Clayton Singleton, Virginia Coleman and Cheryl Clayton
L 2 R: Curator Shaunn Casselle, Artists: Clayton Singleton, Virginia R. Coleman & Cheryl Clayron
Clayton Singleton
Virginia R. Coleman
Cheryl Clayton
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Abundance has always been present in African-American Art. The vivid colors, expression, and dynamics have been consistent from past periods and in the current milieu. Cheryl Clayton, Virginia Coleman, and Clayton Singleton are each artists who capture the stark contrasts and similarity in their visual artistic depictions. Cultural overtures, styles, impressions have loaned themselves as influences in many of the African-American aesthetics. There is an inherent pride that emanates from these artists in how they use their creative talents to portray their community. There is a profusion of love, healthy esteem, dedication, and communal devotion that is part of the overall experience. Abundance!
Virginia R. Coleman 