Tribute, Mary Frances Whitfield (Am, 1947-2023)
Narrative: Why Albert?, © 2002
Mama Picking up Baby Efrin, © 2001
Opening 29 February 2024
By appointment: 516 359 3332
Amitiés, Camille Claudel (French, 1864-1943)
Photo: César Séegher, Paris, 1881
This exhibition consists of xerox copies/enlargements of sculpture.
Opening 29 February 2024
By appointment: 516 359 3332
Mary F. Whitfield
Untitled (Rosewood Massacre, Florida in January 1923), 1995
watercolor on Arches paper, 15 x 20 inches
In 1923 white supremacists burned down the black town Rosewood,
FL and massacred its residents; many hid in the nearby swamps.
They Hanged My Willy, 1998
watercolor, acrylic on Arches paper, 14.5 x 19.8 inches; Photo: Jeanette May
“…Their small scale draws you in so close that the violence is too much to contemplate,
even as you can’t tear yourself away from their beauty, infused by unspeakable sadness…”
Excerpt by Brian Boucher, NY, January 2019
Phyllis Stigliano Art Projects is agent for Mary F. Whitfield
By appointment: 516 359 3332 | artjump2@gmail.com
Visit EJI-Equal Justice Initiative – www.eji.org
Wills Lamontagne
Untitled (Fantastic landscape), c. 1980’s
oil on paper, 9.75 x 13 inches; Photo: Kevin Noble
Mary F. Whitfield circa 2013-2021
Outsider Art Fair: OVR - Online Viewing Room
New York | January 28 - February 7, 2021
Artists represented by Phyllis Stigliano Art Projects
Minnie Evans
Leon Thiebauld
Bill Traylor
Mary F. Whitfield
Wills Lamontagne
Henry Speller
My Ancestors' Blood Cry from the Earth
Justice
My Ancestor’s Blood Cry from the Earth, Mary F. Whitfield, ca. 1995
Watercolor on canvas board, 12" x 16"
Vanitas © 1994
Niki de Saint Phalle
Outsider Art Fair
New York | January 16-19, 2020
Artists represented by Phyllis Stigliano Art Projects
Minnie Evans
Niki de Saint Phalle
Leon Thiebauld
Bill Traylor
Mary F. Whitfield
Metropolitan Pavilion, Booth A10.
Untitled (Brown Turkey), Bill Traylor, circa 1939-1942
Untitled (Night Day), Minnie Evans
Truth - It Really Happened, Mary F. Whitfield © 2002.
Why? watercolor and gouache on Arches paper,
2.25 x 6.25 inches © 2002. Photo: Ron Meisel
Mary F. Whitfield: Why? is a collaborative exhibition between Abroms-Engel Insitute for the Visual Arts, University of AL, Birmingham and the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute opening 31 May – November 2019. It will focus on the artist’s lynching paintings on loan from Phyllis Stigliano Art Projects and private collectors. The show is in conjunction with the Jefferson County Memorial Project working with the Equal Justice Initiative, Montgomery, AL.
See invite (PDF)
View The UAB News Article
View The AL News Article
Visit the Equal Justice Initiative: www.eji.org
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Robert Kobayashi and his daughter Misa, 1995.
Robert Kobayashi - Retrospective
After forty years of joyous and memorable installations, Moe’s Meat Market closed 7 October 2017.