Cheryl Ann Bolden, a sixth generation removed African American, brings to her work travel experience and study in the United States of America, United Kingdom, China, Africa, Australia and Central America.

Essays: An African American woman in China part 1 and part 2 (PDF files)

Read the Artist’s Statement by clicking here.

Exhibitions

2008: Maison Populaire Montreuil: Expressions Afro-Americaines

February 2008: Espace Canopy, Paris Mairie d’Aubervilliers: Hommage à Rosa Parks

2006: Coed Rural Art Center, Installation, Wales, UK

2006: American Library in Paris

2003: Victoria & Albert Museum, London

1998: American Embassy, American School of Tegucigalpa: Mujeres Negras y Instituto Hondureo de Cultura Interamericana, Tegucigalpa, Honduras

1997: Cambridge University (Clare Hall) 1997, Pontypridd, Wales, UK – Greenwich Museum, UK

1995: Liverpool Institute of Higher Education, UK

1994: Amerika Haus, Munich, Germany

1993: Sociedade des Belas Artes, NATO, American School, Lisbon, Portugal 1990-1993: Bolden Gallery, University of Virginia, Mary Baldwin College, The Charlottesville Public Schools, Virginia, USA

1990: Virginia Children’s Discovery Museum, USA: “African Music and Masquerade”, installation and programme for children of 4-12 years

1988: Wearable Art, Second Street Gallery, USA

1987, 88: International Boutique Shows, USA

1985: Sacred Cows, Contemporary American Women Artists, USA

1984, 85, 86: Black Memorabilia Expositions, USA

 

TV

Cheryl Ann Bolden on France24 speaking about: Oprah Winfrey: The ultimate American dream?