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Artist Statement:
I've been a stranger to the
art world for two years now. I
faced a personal tragedy that
took me so deep into despair
that I was unable to paint
through my pain. In the
process, I lost my studio and
thus, most of my art supplies.
I floundered...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Both of the Lukers, Ted and
Dee, donated a photograph and
two paintings of roosters to
be auctioned off in a silent
auction for the first annual
Rooster Days in York, AL. This
event is used as a fundraiser
to raise money for the Coleman
Center and to promote the ...
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Artist Galleries:
Cristina's Art and Frame,408
Queen City Ave., Tuscaloosa,
AL 35401
205-345-2118
Angel Wing Gallery, Demopolis,
AL Karen Davidson, owner
telephone < 1-334-289-4900.
Jackson Municipal Art Gallery
(in future)Jackson, MS
Laurence Clark, manager
601-960-1582
Presidio Arts at the Mill,
Floyd, VA presidioarts@...
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Collections:
Jim Rogers, of the now famous
Millenium Adventure in which
he drove around the whole
globe visiting almost every
contry and most of the
continents in three years,
purchased one of Dee's
drawings of a nude. I
considered it an extreme honor
to have been purchased by such
an ...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Reviews for Delores Jordan:
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Dee Luker, The Mad Artist, opened at the Coleman Center
in July of 2000. This art museum had the largest crowd and
the most sales in the museum's history. Director, Kay Kiker,
said that the show, In and Out of Reality, was a huge success!
The SCFAC's Annual Art/Photography show was a huge success. The competition was stiff as we had many talented artists in all medium competing for the ribbons and money. The award ceremony was held Sunday, May 13, 2001. Judging was done by Denise Dengler whose work is presently on display at the Meridian Museurm of Art fot the 2001 Spring Mississippi Art Colony Traveling Show.
"An honorable mention and a check for $50.00 goes to the painting, 'Sunset Sentinel' done by Dee Luker for the mysterious quality." Dee's husband, Ted, won Best in Show and a check for $300. It was Ted's debut as an artist. They were out of town and Linda Munoz accepted both awards on the Lukers' behalf.
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