"Practicing His Culture," Tribute to John T Williams

"Practicing His Culture," Tribute to John T Williams
Collage from, "Staying in the Light," July, 2011 exhibition at Art / Not Terminal

EXHIBITIONS FOR 2012 and Listed EXHIBITIONS FROM 2011

EXHIBITIONS  
2012

February 5th  VENDING MY ART
Celebration of Bob Marley's 66th Birthday   Reggae Conciousness
Neumos    all    ages    opens at 6:00pm
1122 E Pike St
Seattle, WA
Clinton Feron, Adrian Xavier, Marty Dread (Escort Service), Alcyon Massive, Acoustic Minds, Selecta Reford, Danny Ital and the Selassie i Soldier and Wyya


January / February      solo
Communichi        collage work
2524 16th Ave S #201 (Beacon Hill)
Seattle, WA

February     solo      hanging work Feb 3rd, Show up for the month of February
Cafe Ladro
435 15th Ave  (Capital Hill)
Seattle, WA

February     group     activist show     
Art on the Ridge     
8005 Greenwood Ave  N    (Greenwood Neighborhood)
Seattle, WA

March       solo
Lechi Star Bucks
Seattle, WA

MAY / SEPT      group
Bohemian Back Streets / Columbia City Walk
Seattle, WA

MAY / SEPT    group
First Thursday PIONEER SQUARE, Occindental Square
Seattle, WA

May / June  solo
Mosaic Coffeehouse    collage work
4401 2nd Ave NE
Seattle, WA

NOVEMBER  solo
The Station                  collage work
2533 16th Ave S  (between Bayview and Lander)
Seattle, WA

2011

JULY - ART / NOT Terminal Sub T Room, Seattle, WA "STAYING IN THE LIGHT" Paul Wagner (Native flutist) Franklyn Markowitz DJ for ecstatic dance The only visual artist is Patricia Ann Wilson who will have over 40 pieces of her work.
collage, drawings, spoken word and dance.

SHOW ON UTUBE @ ART/NOT TERMINAL website, exhibitions, July, Patricia Ann Wilson

MAY -      
MARS CAFE (University District), Seattle, WA solo
collage

MARCH  -  WALLINGFORD MALL (lower level), Seattle, WA   solo
and APRIL
collage

PATRICIA ANN WILSON teaching ART CLASSES

ART CLASSES for CHILDREN and Adults, Seattle, Washington
CONTACT: PATRICIA FOR MORE INFO:  206 225 8489                patriciawilsonstudio@earthlink.net
Patricia Ann Wilson is teaching with Community Arts Create and Art Flyer, and independents studio classes.

SURVIVING DES, Dedication to a Lost Child

The watercolors and drawings, "Surviving DES, " are a response to being a DES baby. My mother was given a drug, dietholstylbestrol, when she was pregnant with me. I have health issues as the result. The women who were given this drug between the 1940's through the late 1970's were actually being experimented on by the drug companies. These paintings and drawings, are  my positive response to a negative situation. My art is my catharsis.