Mary T. Smith - Jimmy Lee Sudduth - Mose Tolliver - Jack Savitsky
MC 5¢ Jones - Justin McCarthy - Sybil Gibson - Joseph Hardin - Albert Freeman
Lonnie Holley - S.L. Jones - "Artist Chuckie" Williams - Ted Gordon  - Henry Speller

This exhibit features portraits in diverse styles by fourteen outsider artists.  The paintings move from the elegant portraits of women by Sybil Gibson and bold caricatures of pop culture icons by "Artist Chuckie" Williams, to obsessive line drawings of male faces by Ted Gordon and subtly textured mud paintings by Jimmy Lee Sudduth.  In texts that accompany the exhibit, brief biographies paint portraits, as it were, of these remarkable artists themselves.  Please contact the gallery for a complete price list.

Upcoming Gallery Highlights

• Self-Portraits:  Six autobiographical wood panels by Leroy Almon, plus self-portraits by Mose Tolliver, Jack Savitsky, Bernice Sims, Lonnie Holley, Sybil Gibson, and others

• Paintings and sandstone sculpture by Lonnie Holley

• Noah's Ark in wood, pottery, and painting

• Works in bent wire by Vannoy Streeter, Charlie Lucas, Columbus McGriff

• Birds by Son Ford Thomas, John and Larry Gilley, Willie Massey, Ralph Griffin, Burgess Dulaney

• December 2004:  Angels by Rev. J.L. Hunter, Howard Finster, Tim Lewis, Fred Webster; Nativity scenes by Mose Tolliver, Lillian Barker, Jewel Starday, Fred Webster;  Santas by Fred Webster, Jimmy Lee Sudduth, Rev. J.L. Hunter

• January / February 2005:  "The Dream Lives On" Portraits of Martin Luther King, Jr.  by Herbert Singleton, Jimmy Lee Sudduth, Fred Webster, Leroy Almon, Roger Rice, others

• Spring/Summer 2005:  "Sacred and Profane:  Paintings by Roger Rice and Felix Virgous"

• Spring 2006:  Works by Albert Freeman and New Drawings by Roger Rice