PhotARTgraphy is a company showcasing the creative art and vision of Sharon Elliott.
Elliott is a Visual Artist, instructor, and professional photographer. She served on the Community Arts Roster of the Greater Baton Rouge Arts Council, and the Roster for State of Louisiana’s Division of the Arts and was a volunteer photographer at The Potter’s House of Dallas Texas.
Elliott studied Fine Arts Painting and Drawing at Louisiana State University, Los Angeles Valley College, and the University of Southern California.
She enjoys problem solving and is always seeking a higher means of artistic expression and artistic definition of life and emotions..
Sharon states that, “Art is the key to immortality. It is the most basic ultimate expression and definition of one’s self.”
The works of Sharon Elliott and her daughter Felicia Hunt can be seen and purchased online at feliciahunt.com, the Elizabethan Gallery and the Roly Poly on Florida Blvd.,in Baton Rouge, LA.,
They have shown at ‘the breakfast klub,” in Houston, TX. Their Art was also featured in Stacy Stewards’ Model Homes in Fort Worth, TX, The Uptown Theater in Grand Prairie, TX.and Sharon’s photography can also be seen at http://picasaweb.google.com/photartgraphy. Also at sharonkelliott.com. She is also the founder and creative designer for Art2heartcards.com. Her work also can be purchased at the yearly Art Hops in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
PhotARTgraphy is a member of Yellow Gallery, African-American Experience, All Things Twin, Baby Love, Birth and Maternity, Both Sides Now, Bridges, Capturing Emotion, Cutest of the Cute, Hats and Hat Boxes, Leaves , Living Christianity, LMAO ART - Your funniest work, Music of the Spirit, New Orleans and all things Louisianian, No More Color, Skyscapes, The Eyes Have It, Theme Parks Around the World, Trees - 2 images per day with trees as the focal point, Tulips, UN!TY , We Rock: Musical Instrument Art and Who Needs Color For Beauty? - Black & White Art At Its Best.
Lagniappe, Crawfish, Jambalaya, Gumbo
Negroes perceived to be less than a shadow / weighed of hidden hopes and dreams / Carving, cutting, chopping, sawing, nailing, through the depths of winter and heights of Summer’s heat,