Sunday, March 9, 2014

UWM Peck School of the Arts • Spring MA/MFA Exhibition #1

March 7 thru 28, 2014
Opening Reception: Friday, March 7th | 5-7pm
Gallery Talk: Tuesday, March 11th | 4pm

M.A. Degree: Chadwick | Neil Subel | Janelle Vanderkelen
M.F.A. Degree: Mutope J. Johnson | Matthew Warren Lee | Julie Rogers


 ©2014 The Bronzeville Poets Series

The Bronzeville Poets Series | Blanche Brown • Oil on Canvas • 36"H x 60"W

The Bronzeville Poets Series | Eric Jefferson • Oil on Canvas • 36"H x 60"W

The Bronzeville Poets Series | Carmen Mugaria • Oil on Canvas • 36"H x 60"W

The Bronzeville Poets Series | Jeff Winke • Oil on Canvas • 36"H x 60"W

The Bronzeville Poets Series | Mikal Pruitt • Oil on Canvas • 36"H x 60"W

The Bronzeville Poets Series | Tiffany Miller • Oil on Canvas • 36"H x 60"W





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Some of My Art

The Rock Island Series

A fictional art series that was created to reflect the lives of early jazz musicians who spent much their professional lives on the road. Traveling to and from gigs mainly by bus or train. Reflecting the good times and the bad times, the obstacles they faced, the love they gained and sometimes lost. But more importantly meeting people from different walks of life, in big cities and small towns who just loved it when they played America’s music ... “Jazz.”

Jazz Road Trip Series

Jazz Road Trip Series
Road Trip 1 • Watercolor

Jazz Road Trip Series

Jazz Road Trip Series
Road Trip 2 • Watercolor

Jazz Road Trip Series

Jazz Road Trip Series
Uptown Train • Watercolor

Jazz Road Trip Series

Jazz Road Trip Series
Rock Island Series Triptych • Mixed Media
America’s Only True Art Form

A visual buffet of work that draws upon the power of artists and our cultural modernity. But specifically America’s own music, Blues, Jazz and Hip Hop. African Americans have always been at the forefront of creating America's only true art forms, the most popular music genres of modern times. Putting the "J" in Jazz and “Hip” in Hip Hop music. The very fact that Africa from which most of our ancestors came, has influenced the way music is made and can be heard in African American music of the past and present. Johnson states that "this reason alone supports why I paint." The rhythmic spoken word and the hypnotic beats, created by some of the most talented African American producers, song writers, poets, musicians and performers today, has had a lasting influence on creative people world wide.

Blues Series

Blues Series
Living with the Blues • Watercolor

Blues Series

Blues Series
Ma Rainey • Watercolor

Blues Series

Blues Series
The Gospel of John • Watercolor

Blues Series

Blues Series
The Stoop • Watercolor

Blues Series

Blues Series
Blue Holiday • Watercolor

Jazz Series

Jazz Series
Coltrane @ 4am • Watercolor

Jazz Series

Jazz Series
Dude Indigo • Watercolor

Jazz Series

Jazz Series
Mood Indigo • Watercolor

Jazz Series

Jazz Series
HipknowsUs • Watercolor

Jazz Series

Jazz Series
Downgrade Ahead • Watercolor

Jazz Series

Jazz Series
Monk plays the jook joint • Watercolor

Hip Hop Series

Hip Hop Series
Only God Can Judge Me • Watercolor

Hip Hop Series

Hip Hop Series
Rap In Peace • Watercolor

Visual Artists Series

Visual Artists Series
Tribute to Jean Michel Basquiat • Watercolor

Visual Artists Series

Visual Artists Series
Tribute to Jacob Lawrence • Watercolor

Visual Artists Series

Visual Artists Series
Tribute to Romare Bearden • Watercolor

Literary Artists Series

Literary Artists Series
James Baldwin, Fire Next Time • Watercolor

Literary Artists Series

Literary Artists Series
August Wilson / Fences • Watercolor

Literary Artists Series

Literary Artists Series
Amiri Baraka, Indigopeopleology • Watercolor