Jeanette Cole
Food and Shelter
Tuesday, September 16 - Sunday, October 5, 2003
Hampden Gallery, Southwest Residential AreaJeanette Cole's paintings bypass the cliches, stereotypes and limitation of language to convey elements of her experience growing up in the small village of Yanakwelle, in Liberia, West Africa. Images in the paintings which hover in a state of grace between abstraction and representation include strip cloth, fanners, green mambas, cola nuts, piasava sticks, and rice birds. These are some of the basic ingredients which sheltered and nourished Cole as a child and which sustain her now, as a painter.
Cole is associate chair of the UMass Art Department and is the recipient of numerous awards including the George A. and Eliza Gardner-Howard Foundation fellowship and the Virginia Museum Professional Fellowship.
Associated Events
Gallery Talk by Jeanette Cole
September 18, 2003 Hampden Gallery 2pmJeanette Cole will engage the audience in an open discussion of her art.
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