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Shelley Adams
Saturday, September 30, 2017
Meet me at Eastern Market DC
Saturday, September 16, 2017
Eastern Market DC
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Thursday, April 27, 2017
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Gallery
"Yadah Praise"
oil on canvas
96.5" x 56"
2009
"The Continental Club"
oil on canvas
48" x 36"
2009
"Broadlind"
oil on canvas
30" x 40"
2009
"98 cents store"
oil on canvas
40" x 30"
2009
"Los Angeles Trip"
oil/acrylic on canvas
48" x 24"
2009
"New York Trip"
oil/acrylic on canvas
48" x 36"
2009
"Sunshine"
oil on canvas
12"x 12"
2009
"The Cafe'"
oil on canvas
49.5" x 72"
2004
"Summer Fun"
oil on canvas
25" x 48"
2006
"The Beach"
oil on canvas
49" x 47.5"
2006
"Reflection of me"
oil on canvas
30" x 40"
2006
"Caycee Badu"
oil on canvas
24" x 30"
2006
"Trail Riders"
oil on canvas
24" x 48"
2006
"Hanging out"
oil on canvas
37.5"x 72"
2008
"Fearless"
oil on canvas
30" x 24"
2006
"Summer at Grandma's"
oil on canvas
30" x 40"
2006
"Confident"
oil on canvas
24" x 18"
2006
"The Baptism"
oil on canvas
57.5" x 99.5"
2006
" Dark Lake"
oil on canvas
47.5" x 49.5"
2003
"Desire"
oil on canvas
16" x 20"
2007
"Day at the Beach"
oil on canvas
36" x 48"
2007
"Caycee & Willie"
oil on canvas
30"x 40"
2009
"Layed back"
oil on canvas
23.5"x 46.5"
2008
"Ballerina"
oil on canvas
30"x 40"
2009
"Lounge Diva"
oil on canvas
24"x 18"
2009
"Country store"
oil on canvas
24"x 18"
2009
"Baby boat"
oil on canvas
20"x 16"
2009
"Fashion Lady's #1&2"
oil on canvas
11"x 14"
2009
"Corruption"
oil on canvas
40"x 30"
2008
(Commission for the Minix family)
"A MURAL OF THE SUGAR SHACK" (original artist Ernie Barnes)
"A MURAL OF PORTOFINO,ITALY"
Monday, January 18, 2016
About Me
Shelley Adams was born in Los Angeles, California in 1969 and later moved to Houston, Texas in 2000. A primarily self taught artist inspired by her passion to become a fashion designer, she began drawing sketches in her sketch book.
Shelley began taking fashion design courses at Long Beach City College in 1993, Art and painting classes were added to her schedule as well. Inspired, the first seed of a future collection was birthed. Shelley's first painting was mounted above her futon.
Shelley believes her oil paintings are a account of her life's journey such as dealing with the death of her father almost knowing that the security they held was almost lost, but through her paintings each one being a visual page in her life personal journey. As she finds her way through the beauty of her world she constantly strives to balance the exclusive quality of painting.
Painting visual contrast of the life in urban diverse neighborhoods. Shelley's images of urban hangouts are poignant and insightful, balance of color texture shape and all the above. Shelley would like to invoke an emotion from the viewer which brings some kind of memory back to them. If an artist can touch upon the memory in turn brings up all kinds of emotions and lets the viewer really experience the painting.
Shelley thanks God for the gift to be creative and is tremendously blessed by the gift of many talents and her family and friends.
Shelley began taking fashion design courses at Long Beach City College in 1993, Art and painting classes were added to her schedule as well. Inspired, the first seed of a future collection was birthed. Shelley's first painting was mounted above her futon.
Shelley believes her oil paintings are a account of her life's journey such as dealing with the death of her father almost knowing that the security they held was almost lost, but through her paintings each one being a visual page in her life personal journey. As she finds her way through the beauty of her world she constantly strives to balance the exclusive quality of painting.
Painting visual contrast of the life in urban diverse neighborhoods. Shelley's images of urban hangouts are poignant and insightful, balance of color texture shape and all the above. Shelley would like to invoke an emotion from the viewer which brings some kind of memory back to them. If an artist can touch upon the memory in turn brings up all kinds of emotions and lets the viewer really experience the painting.
Shelley thanks God for the gift to be creative and is tremendously blessed by the gift of many talents and her family and friends.
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