2005 | April 25th Intel American: American Network hosted local artists MoFee, Monica Lester Bell and Sunshine Dixon to honor Black History Month. | ||||
2005 | April
17th Tribute to the First Lady of Liberia Local Artists: Sunshine Dixon, S. Renee Mitchell, John Turley, Vince Fardowsky, and the N-touch band where on hand to honor First Lady of Liberia Rosie-Lee Bryant at a luncheon event. |
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2005 | Please
Join Us Once Again! We have an eclectic group
of artists showing this month. Date: First Thursday, and all of February First Thursday: 5:30 - 9:00pm. (Wine, entertainment) All of February: 10 to 5pm Location: Albina Community Bank in the Pearl, 430 NW 10th Ave, Portland Artist: Sylvia Welch: I was born and educated in Dayton, Ohio. After working in California and Europe, I settled in Portland, Oregon and have never regretted the move! Being able to neither paint nor draw, I studied spinning and weaving. I loved dyeing wool and working at my loom and borrowed wheel. However, life has a way of replacing the things we love to do with the things we must do. After a time, I realized I had to make the time to again do something I love. I have gone from spinning and weaving to creating fabric wall-hangings. I love natural/earthy colors but use bright shades as well. My wall-hangings are not historical or social documents, but experiments with modern designs made from materials from around the world. Artist: Sunshine Dixon: Collection
of pieces from recent shows: mixed
"One Big Splash" (Kick off Event)
(wine & entertainment)
Miss those First Thursdays? Come out for a winter version - There
Happy New Year to all. |
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2004 |
"No Illusions" a second-edition poetry chapbook by Sunshine Dixon -- $10, buy at Nappy Roots Press, www.nappyrootspress.com/bookstore.htm |
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2004 | 10/9/2004:
Self Enhancement, Inc Art and Soul event 9/12/2004: Hoyt Arboretum event 8/15/2004: Portland Young Golfers Assoc Lloyd Cen Doubletree 7/2004: Providence Milwaukie Hospital |
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2004 |
6/23/2004: Red Cross 2nd Annual Juneteenth Blood Drive: A blood drive that strives to educate the community on the importance of African Americans donating blood and Juneteenth, the holiday that honors our emancipation from slavery www.pdxredx.org/Partner/featured%20drive.htm
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2004 |
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2004 |
6/2004:
Savannahs Restaurant |
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2003 |
Executive
Women International: Two local authors presented their books to the
students at the Portland Community Transitional
School. Author/artist John Wrenn and artist/poet
Sunshine Dixon from United
Way of the Columbia Willamette, read to approximately
45 children. |
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2003 |
Interstate Firehouse Cultural
Center: Interstate Firehouse
Cultural Center announced its 11th Annual Kwanzaa Celebration, December
4 31, 2003. Local African American artists and community members will
exhibit textiles, paintings, prints, drawings, photography, mixed media
works and sculpture to reflect one or more of the seven principles of
Kwanzaa, featuring artists: Mufu Ahmed, Maria
Alves, Silas Clark, Leslie Coté,
Sunshine Dixon,
Stacey Drake Edwards, Sharon Geraci, Gene Hill, Roslyn Hill, Andrew
Johnson, Samuel Jones, Londo, Renee Mitchell, Philemon Reid,
Charles Rex-Gunnell, Ann Roger-Williams, Jacob Vercouteren,
and Sylvia Welch |
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2003 |
NEW
WORLD AVENUE: New World
Avenue is a street gallery providing culturally |
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2003 |
6/2003: Portland General Electric Juneteenth Event,
(AVE ART)
7/2003:
McCalls Waterfront Restaurant,
9/2003: Avenue for New Artists July - September 5,
2003 (AVE ART)
9/2003: Feature Artist (Restaurant) Jak's Restaurant
September 2003 (nearly sold out in the first week showing)
10/2003: Irving Covenant Silent Auction,
12/2003: Black United Fund Silent Auction
11/2003: Feature Artist (Bar) Jak's
12/2003: Ebony Rose Ski Club |
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2001 |
Nappy
Roots Press:
.Nappy Roots expanded
into a publishing company in 2001 out of meeting someone else's need.
Renee (the owner) had been participating in the spoken-word scene for
several years. A fellow poet and recording artist, Rochell
D. Hart, asked Renee to help her publish a limited second-edition of
her second book of poetry, A Black Girls Song. |
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1999 |
Life Possibilities is a grass roots effort to eradicate breast cancer by raising funds for breast cancer pilot studies. http://www.lifepossibilities.com/Team/Team_pics.html
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