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From Gray Art Collection

  1. Stagecoach Mary by Patrick Henry, Image 1.

    Patrick Henry

    Stagecoach Mary

    Acrylic on wood mixed media

    4 x 7 in (10.16 x 17.78 cm)

  2. The Grays by Al Burts, Image 1.

    Al Burts

    The Grays

    Mixed Media on Wood

    48 x 48 in (121.92 x 121.92 cm)

  3. Princess Mask by James Denmark, Image 1.

    James Denmark

    Princess Mask

    Original Mixed Media

    30 x 22 in (76.2 x 55.88 cm)

  4. Ritmo by Benjamin Rodriguez, Image 1.

    Benjamin Rodriguez

    Ritmo

    Acrylic on canvas

    36 x 48 in (91.44 x 121.92 cm)

  5. Portrait of Aaron Douglas ( Sound to Light) by Damien Mathis, Image 1.

    Damien Mathis

    Portrait of Aaron Douglas ( Sound to Light)

    Water-based Oil on wood, Marker, Resin.

    38 x 43 x 3 in (96.52 x 109.22 x 7.62 cm)

  6. The Princess & Her Beautiful Hair by Tafunga Bonjisi, Image 1.

    Tafunga Bonjisi

    The Princess & Her Beautiful Hair

  7. Self Portrait of Lois Mailou Jones by Lois Mailou Jones, Image 1.

    Lois Mailou Jones

    Self Portrait of Lois Mailou Jones

    Oil on Canvas

    23 x 17 in (58.42 x 43.18 cm)

  8. That Lady Can Sing

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About the artist

Najee Dorsey

Najee Dorsey Born in Blytheville, Arkansas on January 26, 1973, visual artist and entrepreneur Najee Dorsey is known for embracing southern roots in his work by relaying scenes of African American life in the south on canvas. He began his journey as an artist at the age of five, selling his artwork to his mother for candy. From that point on, Dorsey continued making art as a favorite pastime. As an artist, Najee Dorsey has developed much in his craft over the years, and has become known for his mixed media collage, digital media collage images of little known and unsung historical figures, as well as nostalgic scenes from African American life in the southern United States. In his work, as Najee chronicles moments in Black life throughout history, he maintains that, “stories untold are stories forgotten”. Far from the days after dropping out of arts college, and becoming uncertain about his future in the arts, Dorsey has forged a successful career as an artist, being featured in numerous solo and group museum shows, television broadcasts and print publications -- a major feat for any artist. As well as these accomplishments, he has skillfully combined his creative edge, and business acumen to develop a steadily growing online community that documents, preserves and promotes the contributions of the African American arts community. Najee now lives in Atlanta, GA with his wife, Seteria.