"Seven" An Art Exhibition
Charles Bibbs, 626 Art Gallery @ Studio B and Art 2000 presents
"Seven" An Art Exhibition - March 3, 2007 – March 31, 2007 Featuring renowned and acclaimed fine artist
SYNTHIA SAINT JAMES, BEVERLY HEATH, ROSALYN GRIMES, BARBARA WESSON, MANUELITA BROWN, ROBIN STRAYHORN, FRANCESCA “ZEAL” HARRIS
A creative Gathering of “Sisters in Spirit” a salute to Black Women Everywhere
Sneak Preview - Downtown Artwalk, Thursday, March 8, 4pm - 8pm
Opening Artist Reception, March 10th, 2007, 3pm - 7pm Closing Artist Reception, March 31st. 2007, 3pm - 7pm
During women’s month, 626 Art Gallery at Studio B, the only African American Fine Art Gallery downtown Los Angeles on Gallery Row, will present the art exhibition "Seven", featuring "Seven" African American female artist who come together as “Sisters in Spirit”. The exhibition encompasses internationally acclaimed artist Synthia Saint James, Barbara Wesson, Beverly Heath, Rosalyn Grimes, Manuelita Brown, Robin Strayhorn and Francesca “Zeal” Harris.
The collaboration of the "Seven", the number of crowning achievement, is a visual salute to your mother, your sister, your daughters, your aunts and your grandmothers and the men who love them. Experience the power that comes from within and is expressed on canvass, in oils and acrylics, in 3D creations, ceramics and bronze. See the color of creations of mothers woven in quilts, daughter’s abstract expressions, and aunts who are molded in clay. Their works have traveled the world and their art is seen internationally on books, in movies, magazines and on the covers of musical CDs. It is a must see, this "Seven". For "Seven", the power number, comes together as “sisters in spirit” with a powerful presentation that celebrates and salutes Black women, women of color, all women everywhere. "Seven" represents the enlightened person, awareness of manifestation these “sisters in spirit” bring. "Seven" represents perfect groupings for this gathering is the fullness of planetary and angelic orders. These "Seven" represents our life, eternal life and the perfection of a complete cycle. From young to old, so wise and so beautiful they are. This "Seven" is the number of crowning achievement and you must come see the manifestation of creations of "Seven" and be amidst the gathering of “Sisters in Spirit”.
626 Art Gallery @ Studio B is located Downtown Los Angeles at 626A S. Spring Street, 90014. Regular hours are 4pm -8pm Tuesday through Friday and Weekends and any other times by appointment only. Just call. For more information call (951)697-4750 or (213) 614.8872 or visit www.626ArtGallery.com. The exhibition and reception is open to the public. Proceeds will benefit Art 2000 (501.3c) dedicated to the education of art, preservation and artist development.
Press and media: For high-resolution images of featured image “Sister in Spirit” by artist Synthia Saint James please contact Cheryl 213-479-2796
Contact: Cheryl Rentie (213)479.2796 626 Art Gallery @ Studio B (213)614.8872 Dedicated to the service of fine art collecting and the Preservation and development of African-American Art
Synthia SAINT JAMES Atelier SAINT JAMES P.O. Box 27683 Los Angeles, CA 90027/USA 323.993.5722
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Micky, 2007-05-08 17:44:26
Salvation is always the ending of the minds fascinated identification with the dead and unchanging image of what it was. It is the complete reversal of the
"natural" order of things a METANOIA - the Greek word for repentance, meaning precisely a turning around of the mind, so that it no longer faces into the past, the land of the shadow of death, but into the Eternal Present. So long as the mind is captivated by memory, and really feels itself to be that past image which is "I" it can do nothing to save itself; it's sacrifices are of no avail, and it's Law gives no life. After years of therapy, I had a metamorphosis - I asked Jesus to have mercy on me & forgive me my sins. He delivered me from my inequities. Praise the Lord!!
Peace Be With You Micky