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Artist Exhibitions:
2008 Doiron Gallery, North
Sacramento, CA
2007 Nineteen Ten Gallery,
Sacramento, California
2006 Nineteen Ten Gallery,
Sacramento, California
2006 20th Street Gallery,
Sacramento, California
2005 Tarracotta Pottery and
Art Gallery, Elk Grove, CA
2005 Taylor's Nouveau Fine
Art Gallery, Elk Grove, CA
2005 Doiron Gallery, North
Sacramento, CA
2004 ...
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Artist Galleries:
Nineteen-Ten Gallery,
Sacramento, CA
Doiron Gallery, Sacramento, CA
20th Street Gallery,
Sacramento, CA
Crocker Art Museum,
Sacramento, CA.
Fine Arts Gallery, Carmichael,
CA.
Auburn Arts Center, Auburn,
CA.
River Road Gallery, Locke, CA.
Blooming Arts Gallery,
Sacramento, CA.
Barton's Gallery, Sacramento,
CA.
I.D.E.A. Gallery, Sacramento,
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Artist Reviews:
From the Sacramento News and
Review Magazine in 2006:
www.newsreview.com/sacramento/C
ontent?oid=169070
From the 2004 Spotlight
Magazine:
www.kanika.us/News_Articles/zSp
otlight%20Magazine_2004.JPG
From the Sacramento Observer
Magazine in 2003: "A
Sculpture of History" seen at
www.kanika.us/zsac%20observer_2
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Collections:
Oregon Youth Authority,
Portland, Oregon, USA: "Shaka,
Zulu Warrior" was purchased in
2002 for their cultural
collection.
City of Elk Grove, Elk Grove,
CA, USA: "Leather Locks and
Five Ancestors" and "Sea
Jellies and River Rock"
ceramic sculptures were
purchased for the City
Administration building in
2004 and 2005....
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Commissions:
New Faze Development,
Sacramento, California, USA:
In 2005, artists Kanika
Marshall, Anne Bradley, and
Chris Kubi were commissioned
to create a substantial art
sculpture for the lobby of New
Faze Development, a real
estate developer whose
headquarters were ensconced in
the redevelopment district on
Del Paso Blvd. in Sacramento,
California. ...
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Artist Statement for Kanika Marshall
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My African ancestors work through my fingers to create each collectible black art sculpture. My love of clay, African people, cultural traditions, vibrant fabric, and African art combine to produce an exciting and unique form of self-expression. Each African art sculpture holds special personal significance and has its own positive spirit and personality. The draping of African fabric, leather, and beadwork over the one-of-a-kind ceramic sculptures is a mystical, sensual experience. I want to impart the beauty and elegance of traditionally-dressed Africans into each Black doll and infuse a bit of my energy and positive spirit into each art piece. I hope you enjoy the ever-changing Kanika African Sculptures collection.
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