Visit the Cincinnati Art Museum Sunday June 5th 2 – 4 pm for the 30 Americans Forum and draw with me during the special Sketching Sunday session. We will have a still life set up and materials provided for you. Just bring your imagination.Its free no need to RSVP. For moire details follow this LINK
Face Dances No 2 by Cedric Michael Cox 24 x 48 inches acrylic on canvas
Beginnings, by Cedric Michael Cox 30 x 40 inches, acrylic on canvas
I would like to personally thank publisher and curator Eve Lemonidou for selecting my painting Face Dances No.2 to be in the VIII edition of the book International Contemporary Artists. To learn more about this series follow this link
First City by Cedric Cox, 87 x 17 inches, acrylic on panel board.
detail shot
Join me for One New Painting Opening Friday August 31st at Frame Design. The exhibition will feature over twenty contemporary painters. In this showcase of talent I will debut “First City”. The architecture of the Cincinnati Museum Center and other monuments of our great city inspired this work. To RSVP on facebook for this exhibition follow this link. Click the link below to see the painting in progress.
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It’s an honor to have “Maya’s Green” in the National Art League 82nd Annual Juried Exhibition. The National Art League is located at 44-21 Douglaston Parkway in Queens, and the exhibit is up 7 May-2 Jun 2012. Follow this link to read more about this painting inspired by my dear friend Maya Drozdz.
Thank you Brian Joiner for inviting to be apart of your league of creative visionaries in the Chocolate Exhibition at Prairie Gallery. Once again you challenged me to not only think outside the box but to pull from the sensuality that the subject matter(chocolate) already evokes to the senses. Along with the work of Gustav Klimpt and Alphonse Mucha you have once again inspired me. A portion of proceeds from the exhibition’s sales benefit the Taft Museum of Art’s Duncanson Society.
Follow these links to other articles written about the show
http://www.aeqai.com/articles/012011a.htm
http://www.citybeat.com/cincinnati/article-22196-the-posthumously-working-artist.html
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