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Jane Turner is a self-taught artist and resident of the historic African American community of Eatonville, Florida. She began her artistic journey in 2006, after a 30-year career in social work. Though her paintings are self-taught, she pursued sculpture and photography instruction at Crealdé School of Art as well as figurative sculpture and bronze casting at The Maitland Art Center, where she shared her work in a 2018 solo exhibition. Turner’s work is deeply narrative, rich with themes of social justice, and depictions of historic events blended with her experiences of life as an African-American woman. The paintings in this exhibition give the viewer a glimpse of what is in the heart and mind of this strong and talented woman. Curated by Barbara Tiffany.
To schedule a private tour of the Heritage Center, contact
Barbara Chandler: 321-594-3922 or bchandler@crealde.org. Tours are available
from 12:30pm-1pm, 2-2:30pm, and 3:30-4pm.
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Jane Turner is a self-taught artist and resident of the historic African American Eatonville community. Her work is narrative, with social justice themes, and depictions of historic events blended with her experiences as an African American woman. Enjoy a window into the heart and mind of this strong, talented artist.
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