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Artist Exhibitions:
Exhibition Highlights
National Arts Program
Exhibition
December 18, 2008 through
February 20, 2009
City Hall - Broad & Market
Philadelphia, PA
Reception - December 18, 5 -
7pm
5th Floor, North Corridor
Fusion Exhibition,
Riverview Place - 520 N.
Columbus Blvd., Ste 204
Philadelphia, PA
Erotic Art Exhibition, Studio
Montclair
Montclair, NJ
Dance Art & a ...
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Artist Galleries:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Reviews:
Home and Towne - "Friday
January 7th, Art in the Lobby
will be opening its new show
featuring Philadelphia artist,
Lucille Coleman, whose main
theme is Salsa Dancers. Her
oil paintings are so lifelike
and joyous, they evoke music."
"....Latin, Hip Hop Dance Oil
Paintings of Lucille Coleman.
So vibrant you...
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
Cullinet Software, USA
Artful Greetings, USA
Philip Aldridge, USA
Stacey Mayer, USA
Samantha Long, USA
Robert Stakes, USA
Bible Way Baptist Church, USA
Glaxo SmithKline, USA
Glenda Solis, USA
Twin Oak Baptist Church, USA
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Artist Statement for Lucille Coleman
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Although I'm able to produce other imagery, the figure has been my main subject. I believe that if an artist can capture and express the figure well, he can master any subject. I have explored the following themes to name a few: forms of dance such as latin dance and hip-hop dance, men with babies, children, family, chic erotica, conceptual themes pertaining to people in business and men and women in positive leadership roles.
I enjoy painting subjects and themes by using a loose, bold, direct and painterly brushstroke or flat graphite strokes over a solid drawing. Spontaneity and making visual statements by the "less is more" method is very gratifying for me. In addition, the chiaroscuro lighting of subjects fascinates me and I never tire of its effects of light and shadow.
I am influenced by the works of Joaquin Sorolla, Frans Hals, John Singer Sargeant, Caravaggio and other painters of his era, Wassily Kandinsky, Phillip Corey, and Charles Sovek to name a few.
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