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Marilyn Gates-Davis

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Painting since a child, Marilyn Gates-Davis has over 40 years and counting as an artist. She has been working as a graphic designer for the past 30+ years, designing magazines, books, and print materials. She typically paints intimate portraits of friends and family members as well as iconic figures. 


To counteract negative stereotypes, bad press and social unrest, she chooses to depict the joy of the black culture through her paintings. Marilyn paints images that celebrate grace, strength, dignity and love of black people, often utilizing her art to share personal stories and childhood memories. 


Marilyn paints primarily in acrylics and oils. She also creates collage work using cut paper, acrylic paint and other organic textured materials. While there is much diversity in her work, a throughline can be found through her chosen subject matter. Her goal is to take the everyday images and life experiences and elevate them to tell stories that connect us all.  



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    Exhibitions

    • Group Exhibit, M-NCPPC, 30th Annual Prince George’s County Juried Exhibition, Harmony Hall Art Center, October-December 2018· Group Exhibition, 
    • “Seeking Prince George's!” M-NCPPC, Lowe House Office Building, Annapolis, MD, January-April 2019· Juried Selected
    • “Reflections of Self” M-NCPPC, 31st Annual Prince George’s County Juried Exhibition, Montpelier Arts Center, Laurel MD, November-December 2019· Group Exhibit
    •  “Perspective: Prince George’s” M-NCPPC, Lowe House Office Building, Annapolis, MD, January-April 2020· Featured in WANDER magazine, “34 Women Illustrate Their 2021 Dream” October 2020· Solo Show, 
    • “The Black Family” M-NCPPC, Southern Area Aquatic Recreation Complex (SAARC), Brandywine, MD, July-Sept 2021· Group Exhibit 
    • “Symbiotic Presence” M-NCPPC, Prince George’s County Juried Exhibition, Brentwood Arts Exchange, Brentwood, MD, November 2020-January 2021· Solo Show
    •  “No Justice, No Peace” HCAA, Prince George’s Plaza Community Center, Hyattsville, MD, October 2021· Group Exhibit, Wellspring Manor & Spa Art Gallery, Upper Marlboro, MD, March 2022-present· Group Exhibit 
    • “Songs That Move Us” WCADC, The Gallery at Friendship Heights Village Community Center, Chevy Chase, MD, July 2022· Group Exhibit
    •  “What is Ours?” WCADC, Sandy Spring Museum, Sandy Spring, MD, September-November 2022· Group Exhibit
    •  “Black Prometheus: The Legacy of Jacob Lawrence and Global Modernist Art of the Mid-Twentieth Century” NSU, The James Wise Gallery, Norfolk, VA, October-November 2022
       

      


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