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ABOUT KEITH MALLETT
Keith Mallett is a celebrated and
respected artist from Pennsylvania. He has studied art at
institutes such as the Art Students League
and Hunter College as well as at Los Angeles Valley College. For
the last 20 years he has been creating works for the fine art print
market. His subject matter varies from abstract to still life but
his primary focus is producing high quality art that showcases the love
and strength that exists within the African American family.
Keith Mallett's art has been featured
in national magazines, TV shows, and books. Some of the places
where you may have seen his artwork is: "Roseanne", Upscale magazine,
"Designing Women", "Melrose Place", Stephen King's "The Stand", and the
Art Business News. Keith Mallett has been featured in art
galleries and expos worldwide such as Ornette Coleman's Artist House &
Gallery, Dyanson Galleries, the Tokyo International Art Show, the
International Spring Fair in Birmingham England, the New York Art Expo,
California Art Expo and the Texas Art Expo. He has had his art
featured at the Newport Rhythm and Blues Festival and the Autumn Fair in
Frankfurt Germany as well. "Sisterfire" and "Chicken Soup of the
Soul" are also two books with national distribution that have had Keith
Mallett's art featured on the cover.
Keith Mallet works in a variety of
media. He has used oil, pastel, watercolor, acrylic, etching,
mezzotint, neon, and metal. It is his versatility, skill and
knowledge that has allowed him to enjoy success as both a portrait
artist and a commercial artist. Keith was also recently honored by
being selected to paint the only official limited edition print
commemorating the 50th anniversary of Jackie Robinson's landmark
historic achievement of integrating Major League Baseball.
When it comes to Keith Mallett's life
work and the legacy that he would like to leave he states the following:
“It is my desire, through my artwork
to depict the positive aspects of the African American experience. If I
can show but one child the strength and beauty of her past or the bright
hope of the future, then I feel I have accomplished my goal.”
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