Harold Smith African American Jazz Blues Art Painting Tribal Duo - $350 - (Kansas City, KS)
Note : Different monitors, bandwidth, video settings, and/or other factors may affect how colors are displayed Primal Duo 30" x 24" Acrylic on Stretched Canvas Signed Sides painted black About: I am an artist working primarily in acrylics and mixed media (though I do oil occasionally). My work is influenced by the jazz and the jazz dynamic in life. I live and work in the Kansas City area. My work has been collected worldwide and I have exhibited in France, New York, Newport, San Francisco, College Park (MD), and of course Kansas City. I also write and make films. Selected Exhibitions UPCOMING - 2017 — “Reflections of Monk III, Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba, New York, (Group) 2016 — “Bear Witness”, Johnson County Public Library, Shawnee Mission, (Group) 2016 — “Reflecting The Times, Box Gallery, Kansas City (Group) 2016 — "INSPIRED: 20 Years of African American Art" , Stella Jones Gallery, New Orleans, (Group) 2015 - “Vernissage de «Portraits» de Harold Smith ”, Le Moulin du logis, Angouleme—France 2014 - “Colors of Life”, Cognac Blues Passions, Cognac, France 2013 - “Convergence : Jazz and the Visual Arts”, University of Maryland, David Driskell Center (Travelling Group Exhibition) 2012 - “Reflections of Monk”, Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba, New York, (Group) 2011 - “Colors of Jazz”, American Jazz Museum, Kansas City 2009 - “Untitled”, Faso Gallery, Kansas City, (Group) 2008 - “Future Primitive Jazz”, Montanaro Gallery, Rhode Island, Group 2007 - “Plantation Lullabies”, Nobis Gallery, Newark (Group) 2006 - Tribal Masks And Jazzstracts, Montanaro Gallery, Rhode 2001 — Kansas City, KS Public Library Education Doctoral Studies, Northcentral University M.A.T, Webster University B.S., Union College A.A., Kansas City Kansas Community College all content © 2017 by Harold D. Smith Jr. All rights reserved "Jazzstract" and "Colors of Jazz" are trademarks of Harold D. Smith, Jr.
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