Currently on Display at Englewood Arts Center
“RBG came from Africa”
“Ancestry, Affirmed and Abundant”
“Ancestry, Affirmed and Abundant”
Art Quilt
Cotton
38L x 29W
$2,000
“Ancestry, Affirmed and Abundant”
“Ancestry, Affirmed and Abundant”
“Ancestry, Affirmed and Abundant”
Art Quilt
Wall-Hanging w/ Black Ribbon
Cotton on Canvas
40L x 17.5W
$1,500
2023 Arts Council Fayetteville/Cumberland County in Fayetteville NC
2022 Interurban Arthouse
2021 Black Archives Mid-America
“RGB Bands”
“Ancestry, Affirmed and Abundant”
"The COLORED Neighborhood"
Cotton on Canvas
41L x 17.5W
$1,000
"The COLORED Neighborhood"
"Bleeding on the SHYP”
"The COLORED Neighborhood"
Cotton on Canvas
4 Stretched Quilt Blocks
4@ 12L” X 12W” X 3D”
$2,000.00
“Freedom song in america”
"Bleeding on the SHYP”
"Bleeding on the SHYP”
Cotton on Canvas
20L x 20W
$425.00
Prints Available
17L x 11W
$300.00
"Bleeding on the SHYP”
"Bleeding on the SHYP”
"Bleeding on the SHYP”
Cotton on Canvas
20L x 20W
$425.00
"Mourning on the SHYP”
"Ancestor’s preparing LAND in america”
"Ancestor’s preparing LAND in america”
Cotton on Canvas
20L x 20W
$425.00
Prints Available for sale
17L x 11W
$20.00
"Ancestor’s preparing LAND in america”
"Ancestor’s preparing LAND in america”
"Ancestor’s preparing LAND in america”
Cotton on Canvas
20L x 20W
$425.00
“Knowledge and Critical"
"Ancestor’s preparing LAND in america”
“Knowledge and Critical"
Cotton on Canvas
Quilt Block on Stained Wood Panel
12L x 12W
$200.00
"Togetherness and Unity”
"Togetherness and Unity”
“Knowledge and Critical"
Cotton on Canvas
Quilt Block on Stained Wood Panel
12L x 12W
$200.00
"Love and Care”
"Togetherness and Unity”
"Love and Care”
Cotton on Canvas
Quilt Block on Stained Wood Panel
12L x 12W
$200.00
“Afro-American in america”
“Afro-American in america”
“Afro-American in america”
Cotton on Canvas
12L x 12W
$100.00
"Red, Black and Green on Canvas"
Red: the blood that unites all people of Black African ancestry, and shed for liberation;
Black: for the people whose existence as a nation, though not a nation-state, is affirmed by the existence of the flag;
Green: the abundant and vibrant natural wealth of Africa, the Motherland.
Red, Black and Green
This new exhibit by Karen E. Griffin ( KE ) will officially open on the second floor gallery at Englewood Arts Center following the performance and honors the Afro American Flag unveiled on August 13, 1920.
Red is the color of the blood which men must shed for their redemption and liberty.
Black is the color of the noble and distinguished race to which we belong.
Green is the color of the luxuriant vegetation of our Motherland.
This exhibit includes 13 abstracts depicting the Afro American Flag.