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Opening night in March 2010 (l. to r.) with Dr. Johnetta Cole (Director of the National Museum of African Art), Norman Parish (artist and owner of Parish Gallery of Georgetown) and Cynthia Farrell Johnson. The pieces in the background are Balm in Gilead, Jacob's Ladder and Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child, and form part of the exhibition entitled "Many Thousand Gone: Songs of My Father." This was an exhibition of art inspired by the Negro Spirituals my father sang.
Artist Statement
I believe that our world is full of beauty and that there are countless individuals committing random acts of kindness every day. My goal as an artist is to record the beauty as I see it and in the process, I hope that it will bring some joy into the viewer's life.
Cynthia Farrell Johnson
Contact her:
cfjfinearts@verizon.net or
cyn@cfjfinearts.com
www.cfjfinearts.com
Celebrating the Colors of Life!!!
Artist in Residence - Wesley Theological Seminary - Luce Center for the Arts & Religion
http://www.wesleyseminary.edu/lcar.aspx
Current Exhibition:
The Shape of Things to Come: A Creative Collaboration
Encore Reception - Sunday, March 13 (2 - 4 PM)
Sandy Spring Museum, January 5 - March 27, 2011
http://www.sandyspringmuseum.org/
Read The Gazette Article on The Shape of Things to Come:
http://www.gazette.net/stories/01262011/entemon105350_32534.php
C. Farrell Johnson Fine Arts LLC products are available at
ArtSpring/Pyramid Atlantic Community Arts Store & Gallery
821 Wayne Avenue (across from the Whole Foods exit)
Silver Spring, MD 20910
http://www.artspringsilverspring.com/
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