The Struggle Continues ~ History Unfolds: Show Of Works By Frank Frazier


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The Struggle Continues...
HISTORY UNFOLDS 
MIXED MEDIA PAINTINGS,
SERIGRAPHS & COLLAGES
by FRANK FRAZIER
February 14, 2013 - April 8, 2013
THIS WEEKEND:  
TWO GREAT OPPORTUNITIES TO MEET THE ARTIST

ARTIST'S RECEPTION 
2nd Friday - March 8, 2013
Matinee
- 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Don't drive at night? Have young children?  
Join us for a special reception for the young at art :)
Art Night
- 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

ART TALK: Frank Frazier Speaks
 
Saturday, March 9, 2013  | 11:00 AM
Don't miss this amazing opportunity to meet Frank Frazier,
learn about his creative process and historical and cultural influences 
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FRAZIER IS A FEATURED ARTIST 
in Collaborations:
Two Decades of African American Art, 
 Hearne Fine Art: 1988-2008 

Bring your copy for
 
Frank Frazier's signature!  

Additional copies available for purchase  
 
"Power to the People"
Frank Frazier
Medium: Mixed Media - Shoe Polish/Paper
Size: 26" x 40"
On the shoe polish series...

During his path as an artist, many of Frank Frazier's works have been interpretations of and responses to the Civil Rights movement. Mr. Frazier feels it's important that the visual arts serve as a vehicle to preserve the struggle for our children, ourselves and the future. Artistic expression is Frazier's contribution to the remembrance of the strength and tenacity of the race. Works like The Little Rock Nine, The Sit In, and The Million Man March are all a part of his latest series which is done with shoe polish and a mixture of ink.

In the 30s and 40s, shoe polish was
used to create blackface, a form of theatrical makeup used in minstrel shows, and later vaudeville, in which performers create a stereotyped caricature of a black person. Frank has appropriated shoe polish in this new series as a away of reclaiming and empowering the African American image.

A Change Is Gonna Come!
View more works from Frazier's shoe polish series HERE
About the artist: Frank Frazier 

  (b. 1943, New York, New York | Lives & Works in Dallas, Texas)

Signature Mediums: Mixed Media & Collage 


Frank is a painter, sculptor and collagist whose
career spans over 50 years. He is a self-taught artist
who attributes his talent as a blessing from the Creator. His works of genius have dictated everything from the civil rights movement to jovial jazz concerts. His activism and dedication to family and community has resulted in a global fan base.
 

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Hearne Fine Art | Est. 1988

1001 Wright Avenue, Ste C| Little Rock, Arkansas 72206  

Phone: 501.372.6822 - Website:  www.hearnefineart.com 

Email: hearnefineart@gmail.com | Director, Garbo Hearne  

Hours: M-F: 10a - 5p | Sat: 10a - 6p | Sun: By appt only  

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Comment by Karen M Terry on March 10, 2013 at 8:33pm

I own 2 original Frank Frazier collage pieces and I love them. I bought them when I was in Dallas, visiting my cousin and saw the works that she had by him. I fell in love with them right away and she took me to where I could purchase them. Everyone that comes to our home always admires them. We live in Auburn Hills, MI, so when asked where we got them, Everyone is disappointed that we can't find his works here. Is there a place in the Detroit area that Frank's work can be bought?

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