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Opening Event with guest Clayton Singleton - Artist Talk

Sat, Jul 23

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CMCArts

Come meet Clayton Singleton, July's Artist-in Residence at CMCArts. Listen to Singleton discuss his work, art process, and what influences him. FREE EVENT. RSVP.

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Opening Event with guest Clayton Singleton - Artist Talk
Opening Event with guest Clayton Singleton - Artist Talk

Time & Location

Jul 23, 2022, 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM

CMCArts, 10 Strand St, Frederiksted, St Croix 00840, USVI

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About the Event

Doors open for event 1:30 pm in the Upstairs Exhibition Hall and Clayton Singleton's lecture will start at 2:00 pm followed by viewing the Museums Permanent Collection. Entertainment by Adjoa accomanied by Philippa on the piano.

Light refreshements, cash bar.

“You sense what people call passion when you are around Clayton Singleton."

This Virginia resident’s blend of verbal and visual art inspires, motivates and educates. His use of realist-expressionism is realized through a style that is both academic and freestyle.  

Clayton has created public art, won numerous awards, and produced several solo and group shows including Walking on Paper at ArtWorks gallery, Recent Works: ART INSTALLATION PERFORMANCE at SONO gallery and LOOK BEYOND at d’ART Center @The Selden, which benefited The Autism Society of Tidewater. The Virginia Opera commissioned Clayton to design sets for Porgy and Bess and Freedom’s Journey.   ​Clayton has served as a member of Norfolk's All-City Teaching Team, The d'ART Center Board of Directors and Norfolk Arts Commission. 

In addition to helping rewrite Norfolk's art curriculum, he produced solo exhibitions DEFINING BEAUTY at The Sandler Center for the Performing Arts, CULTURAL SHIFT at The James Wise Gallery at Norfolk State University, LOVE OF THE GAME at The Virginia Sports Hall of Fame and Museum and VALEDICTORIAN which consists of paintings, mixed media and video; an extension of the group show Looking Both Ways: Roots in African American Art at the Peninsula Fine Arts Center. 

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