Artists United For Christ, Inc.
Call us at: 214-357-3799
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Artists United For Christ, Inc., P. O. Box 195822, Dallas, TX 75209
Office (214) 357-3799 Mobile (214) 208-5110
Fax (888) 316-7057
Exhibiting Artists of
The 2018 Evolution Art Exhibit
During the month of January 2018 the following artists exhibited their art at Dallas City Hall, Dallas, Texas. To see their art please click the video link at the bottom of this page. For more information contact Gwendolyn Davis at (214) 208-5110.
LaShell Booker
LaShell Booker is a creator of “Fashion” Gift Baskets. Her designs are often reminiscent of the European fashion design houses with opulent and elegant fabrics and touches. LaShell’s designs also reflect the colors, designs and ingredients of Asian, African, South American and Caribbean cultures.
William Braggs
William Braggs is the founder of the W.I.N.D. Foundation. William quotes, “We are a foundation that is seldom seen but always felt".
Tina Brown-King
Tina Brown King is the owner and designer for Faith Diva. Faith Diva is a faith based design company whose mission is to help divas walk in their God given assignment looking gorgeous every step of the way.
Linda Gamble Camp
Linda Gamble Camp is a retired educator with a Master’s Degree from Texas A & M University-Commerce. Linda quotes, “In this phase of my life, as a retired educator, I want to be remembered as an artistic seed planter. My goal is to inspire those who view my art to appreciate the things around them. It is my desire that my art will motivate others to explore and appreciate the beauty of our world daily”.
Nancy Cole
Nancy Cole says, “My love of art is a gift from God. I try to glorify Him through my art and in all that I do. My paintings have been done this past year using a partially paralyzed hand as a result of a rare condition, Mononeurities Multiplex. My self portrait is an expression of what my life has been like going from a marathon runner to a wheelchair and as an artist, without the use of my hands. By the grace of God, I am recovering".
Elizabeth Corea
Elizabeth Corea was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Lizz studied business and art at DCCCD and gained her Bachelor in Fine Arts Degree from the University of Texas at Arlington. Much of her work contains human choices or decision making intended to inhibit thought in retrospect, and in prospect while attempting to touch the viewer directly.
Gwendolyn M. Davis
Gwendolyn M. Davis is the founder of Artists United For Christ, Inc. (AUFC) and the Amazingly Gifted Youth Fine Art Workshops (AGYFAW). The mission of Artists United For Christ is to improve the lives of people using the arts.
Spencer Evans
Spencer Evans is from Houston, Texas. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Art from the University of Missouri and a Master’s Degree in Fine Art from the University of Texas at Arlington. His work contextualizes issues regarding image and identity within the Black community from his perspective as a Black professional.
Charlotte Hamm Flowers
Charlotte Flowers grew up in an “art” family, and was surrounded by art from an early age. She quotes, “I will always remember my father’s advice, When creating art, there are no mistakes! Embrace what is happening, though it may not be your original plan.” I have worked in numerous mediums through the years, focusing on oil painting, soft pastel, and mosaic. Though my favorite theme has been the figure, I am delving into more abstraction. Currently I am finding delight by combining mediums - oil, acrylic, water color, ink, pastel, graphite and charcoal onto paper, canvas and board. Creating art with Multi Media is an intriguing adventure! Presently I am combining words into my art, sometimes loosely defined. I hope to engage the viewer, as they ponder their own interpretations of words.
Irma P. Hall
Irma P. Hall is an artist, actress and poet who has appeared in numerous films and television shows since the 1970s. She is best known for playing matriarchal figures in films such as Family Thing, Soul Food and The Lady killers. Irma was a teacher of languages for almost 20 years in Dallas, Texas. Actor and director, Raymond St. Jacques saw her performing at a poetry reading. He liked her so much that he offered her a role in his film on the spot. She discovered a love for acting and soon founded a repertory theater in Dallas.
Jack Hamm
We have prepared a special tribute to Master Illustrator, Jack Hamm. Please email Gwendolyn Davis for a copy of this information at [email protected].
Sonya Harmon
Sonya Harmon is an entrepreneur who is a native of Dallas, Texas. She is a graduate of Roosevelt High School. Sonya designs gift baskets, wreaths and centerpieces. She was inspired by her mother, Betty Johnson to be creative and open minded. Within the past several years Sonya has targeted gift baskets for Mothers of football players and parents of athletes of different sports. Her major works of art are the centerpieces that range from seasonal arrangements, collegiate colors and baby decor. Centerpieces are designed by whatever the client wants on his or her dining room table.
Sedrick Huckaby
Sedrick Ervin Huckaby is an American artist who is known for his use of thick, impasto paint to create murals that evoke traditional quilts and to produce large portraits that represent his personal history through images of family members and neighbors. Huckaby has worked with images from quilts for many years. While in High School, he attended classes at the Modern Art Museum where he met fellow artist Ron Tomlinson, who encouraged Huckaby to pursue art as a career. He studied art at Texas Wesleyan University before receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Boston University in 1997 and a Master of Fine Arts from Yale University in 1999. He is currently an assistant professor of painting in the Department of Art and Art History at UT Arlington.
Mary Morgan
Mary quotes, “I create art because it is a gift from the Lord. I choose to honor Him through my life experiences in visual expressions that are reflections from my soul. It is my desire that you will connect to my work as you view it”.
Lawrence Norris
Lawrence Norris quotes, “I am a husband and father of beautiful young ladies. Drawing came to me at the age of 5. I have been working to continually perfect my craft. God has blessed me with this gift. Now I must find His purpose for it".
Luis Rosales
Luis Rosales is currently a student at UT Arlington (UTA) pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Teacher Certification. Luis has been studying art and photography since joining UTA and hopes to pass the skills learned to young adults as he plans to become a High School art teacher. Luis is also a United States Marine Corps veteran with two tours in Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Dawna Hamm Walsh
Dawna quotes, “I have taught in the visual arts for 45 years and am now at Dallas Baptist University. My Ph.D. in Fine Arts is from Texas Tech University. I paint and frequently serve as an art juror, presenter and speaker for art exhibitions. Honors: Leadership Texas, Who’s Who Outstanding Teachers in America, DBU Outstanding Faculty Member, Cora McFarland Scholarship and Delta Kappa Gamma International Achievement Award.
Stephanie G. Yearby
Stephanie G. Yearby is a native of south Louisiana. Her artistic talents developed from the roots of her parents, who were performing and tapestry artists. She pursued a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, La., Certified Art Education from Southern University in Baton Rouge, La., and a Master of Arts Degree with emphasis in Teacher Leadership from Grand Canyon University of Phoenix Arizona. She is an Art Educator with the Dallas Independent School District. She enjoys painting yester-years of African American people. Her artistic philosophy that she desires to accomplish is to take the viewer on a creative visual journey of African American genre, and to share her creative gift from God.
