Category Archives: Carletta Carrington Wilson
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James W. Washington Jr, and the Artists in Residence Program
As you walk from the ferry toward the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, you will see a large photograph of James J. Washington, Jr. holding a chisel in the window. It announces his exhibition “Many Hats, One Spirit” at the museum until Sept 17. Once inside the museum, climb the staircase, so you first […]
This entry was posted on September 2, 2025 and is filed under Carletta Carrington Wilson, Christian French, Uncategorized. -
Women’s Suffrage and Women’s Suffering
The Center on Contemporary Art (COCA) WHAT STORY WOULD THE UNINTENDED BENEFICIARIES TELL (WSWUBT), which closes in two days, is a wonderful small selection of artists addressing the suffrage amendment and who was left out. The artists include Carletta Carrington Wilson with a selection from her incredible Letter to a Laundress series that I have […]
This entry was posted on October 22, 2020 and is filed under African American history, Art and Politics Now, art criticism, Black Art, Carletta Carrington Wilson, Feminism, Uncategorized. -
Carletta Carrington Wilson “Unchain My Heart”
At the outset of her poetic presentation, Carletta Carrington Wilson declared that her exhibition “Unchain My Heart” (listen!) is a testament to mystery. Her exhibition at Art Xchange Gallery included selections from three series of works, “constellation of shadows and leaves” (2006) “Orange You Mingus” (2008-9), and “book of the bound” (2011-12). The artist explained […]
This entry was posted on April 5, 2014 and is filed under African American fiction, Arican American history, Art and Activism, Art and Politics Now, art criticism, Black Art, Carletta Carrington Wilson, Contemporary Art, Uncategorized. -
Carletta Carrington Wilson’s “Poem of Stone and Bone”
Carletta Carrington Wilson’s Installation and poetry Poem of Stone and Bone
This entry was posted on August 2, 2011 and is filed under Carletta Carrington Wilson.
