Article on Artist Lynda Coleman in Ujima Magazine for the July/August 2010 Issue.

Those that reply with their comments on the article,
will be entered into a drawing for a Lynda Coleman 2010 Original.

Many thanks to Damita Miller-Shanklin,
Founder & Publisher of Ujima Magazine.
www.UjimaMagazine.com

Artist Lynda Coleman has uploaded some of her works of Art and Photography, for others to purchase on products at www.zazzle.com/LyndaColeman. These products are great gifts for any occasion. Products include: Buttons, Canvas Tote Bags, Hats, Key Chains, Magnets, Stickers, etc.

In the studio, Artist Lynda Coleman talked about the importance of knowing who you are, in order to appreciate the importance of the celebration of freedom on June 19th A.K.A.Juneteenth!

The public will get a first-hand look at the City's latest exhibit space for featured artists including Lynda J. Coleman, Cecilia Colomé, Gretchen Garst, Jan Middleton Roset, Rama Tiru and Kathryn Watts-Martinez -- six local women with diverse backgrounds.

News Article On Artist Lynda Coleman

Based on the themes of family, culture and heritage found in our community, the All Austin African-American Art Through Our Eyes exhibit presents subjects from Hend Boys of rural Lesotho in southern Africa to Airport Boulevard. Also Artist Lynda Coleman suggested the name "Through Our Eyes" for the name of this exhibit.

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This is one of the Most attended Art Shows In Texas.

Our annual 12x12 Holiday $100 Art Box Show merges our large Artistic community with philanthropic support and nurtures arts education and presentation.

More than 160 Local, National and International Established and Emerging Artists, Painters, Photographers, Designers, Graphic Artists, Ceramic/Glass/Metal artists and Students come together for One Show exhibiting more than 450 pieces of original art work (12x12) for $100 each.


Artist Lynda Coleman will be one of the
"Influential Austinites" highlighted,
for her transformative work in the community
during this event; along with her latest work "Transformation".
Thank you in advance for supporting the ARTS.

Coalition of Black Artists exhibit — 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Works by Lynda Coleman, Barbara Jackson-Poe, Carla Nickerson-Adams and more. Gallery talk, 2 to 4 p.m. June 21. Exhibit runs through Sept. 14. George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center, 1165 Angelina St. 472-4809.