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The Acrylic Melody exhibition is an initiative that seeks to bring together artists from around the world to give a helping brush. The first fundraising art exposition was held from February 18th - 28th, 2016. The AME initiative displays and sells music-inspired wood block paintings (20x20cm) by artists and art enthusiasts from over 20 countries. All proceeds will go towards scholarships for students at our music academies in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
The Acrylic Melody exhibition is an initiative that seeks to bring together artists from around the world to give a helping brush.
The first fundraising art exposition was held from February 18th - 28th, 2016. The AME initiative displays and sells music-inspired wood block paintings (20x20cm) by artists and art enthusiasts from over 20 countries. All proceeds will go towards scholarships for students at our music academies in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe.
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CHRISTY TITUS<br />
United States of America<br />
Paris-based American artist Christy Titus began<br />
forging her own artistic path upon graduating<br />
in Communications and focusing on her love<br />
of art after a year of humanitarian work.<br />
Christy developed and perfected her craft<br />
whilst completing further studies at Bowling<br />
Green State University and the Art Students<br />
League of Denver. Predominately working in<br />
the field of painting, she caught the attention<br />
of master painters Daniel Sprick and Quang Ho,<br />
who mentored her during her time in Denver.<br />
<strong>The</strong> artist has exhibited with NEXT Gallery,<br />
Tesoro Artisans Gallery and Core New<br />
Art Space, as well as injuried exhibitions<br />
throughout the United States. Most recently,<br />
she has exhibited at HEC Paris in Jouy-en-Josas,<br />
France. Christy is currently a resident artist at<br />
59 Rivoli Collectif d’artistes in downtown Paris.<br />
<strong>The</strong> works donated for the Acrylic Melody<br />
initiative were inspired by music that the<br />
artist listens to while painting in her studio.<br />
I tend to flip between soft music and<br />
upbeat depending on how I’m feeling<br />
that day. <strong>The</strong>se two panels are a<br />
product of listening to both. ‘Blue Like<br />
Jazz’ was painted while listening to an<br />
album by <strong>The</strong> Civil Wars, and ‘Back to<br />
Nature’ was painted by listening to a<br />
collection of popular music.<br />
www.christytitus.com<br />
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