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Artist Statement:
Painting gives me the
opportunity to share all that
is beautiful. The interplay of
colours that is nature,
challenges me to devise ways
to capture it on canvas. If
you were to ask me what
segment of any composition
most interests me I would have
to say colour and light. Each
painting represents first
colour and light followed by
my love for gardening and the
unusual flowers that
illustrate tropical flora.
The inspiration from tropical
flora brings to mind a saying
from a fellow artist. He
feels that the Caribbean
sunlight is brighter than any
he has ever seen, the colours
radiate a glow that is seen
nowhere else.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Sharon and friends Studio
Show, March 24, 2007
(www.sharonfoxart.com)
Natioanl Museum and Art
Gallery of Trinidad and
Tobago, 2005
Jamaica Guild of Artists
Annual Show, 2003, 2004,
2005,2006,2007
Half Moon Hotel Gallery,
Montego Bay, Jamaica
2005-2006, 2007
Ritz Carlton Hotel - Montego
Bay, Jamaica, 2006, 2007
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Artist Galleries:
Just Lookin, Hargestown, MD
Jamaica Guild of Artists
Gallery at Oakton Park,
Kingston, Jamaica
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Collections:
Pehl Collection, Eldersburg,
MD, USA
Doug and Claudette Berry,
Upper Marlboro, MD
Dr. Janine Carrington,
Washington, DC
E2 Systems, Kingston, Jamaica
Nothern Family Collection,
Upper Marlboro, MD
Justice Ian Forte, Kingston,
Jamaica
Wehby Family Collection,
Kingston Jamaica
Vincent Y. D'Aguilar, Nassau,
Bahamas
Bank of Jamaica, Kingston,
Jamaica
Other collections ...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Reviews for Sharon Fox Mould:
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Tribune .. Bahamas, Wednesday December 5, 2007....Article by Wil A. Pluck...........Sharon Fox-Mould’s attention to details; her choice of colours; the complementary range of reds and greens, capture much visual dynamics that set her “Orchid Diptich” ablaze with intense interest and desire.
www.jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20071118/arts/arts1.htm
Guild artists colour LA
published: Sunday > November 18, 2007
Anthea McGibbon, Gleaner Writer
'BlueBathed Hibiscus' by Sharon Fox Mould. - Photos by Anthea McGibbon
See website for details
Red Flame Hibiscus It is, as is expected of you with these nature(or perhaps floral) subjects, "visually awakening and colourfully arresting. It shows clean thinking; clear vision and a keen sense of perception. Certainly...another masterpiece...Wil A. Pluck, Art critic.
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