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Edwina Clark Bio
Edwina Coleman Clark was born in Charlotte, North Carolina and has lived in Fayetteville for 22 years. She began studying art in Bloomfield, Connecticut, and has studied at the University of Colorado and at Fayetteville Technical Community College. She has studied under Tom Moore, Petra Gerber, Charles Bruce and Lyn Padrick. After experimenting with acrylics, pastels, pen and ink, batik and watercolor, she had decided that her favorite mediums are watercolor and batik. Her work has been exhibited locally at the Cape Fear Studios, the Arts Center, the Fayetteville Museum of Art, Not Quite Antiques, Cape Fear Regional Theater, Heritage Place as well as several county shows. She has won numerous awards and has had work purchased by private collectors, banks and professional offices.

ARTIST STATEMENT
This artist finds beauty in faces, trees, flowers and architecture. In the past 25 years, she has attempted to capture on paper and fabric, intense color, emotion, and beauty. Her batiks have attempted to convey a sense of the gracious beauty of African American women with an emphasis on the emotional connection of women with their children.

The Batik Painting of Edwina Clark
January 21 – February 12, 2006
Rosenthal Gallery - Fayetteville State University

Artist Lecture & Demonstration, Edwina Clark
February 13, 2006,  2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.