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My Bio
My Inspiration
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Donald G. Wilson was born and raised in Danville, Virginia. He graduated from John M. Langston High School and then attended Historical Black College (HBCU) Norfolk State College (now Norfolk State University "NSU" in Norfolk, Virginia where he earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. He received his Master of Arts degree through a joint
Donald G. Wilson was born and raised in Danville, Virginia. He graduated from John M. Langston High School and then attended Historical Black College (HBCU) Norfolk State College (now Norfolk State University "NSU" in Norfolk, Virginia where he earned his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree. He received his Master of Arts degree through a joint program between Old Dominion University and Norfolk State University; he later returned to NSU and acquired his Master of Fine Arts degree in Visual Studies in 2018. Donald subsequently served as an adjunct professor at NSU in 2019.
Donald has been an educator in the Hampton Roads Virginia public school system for over thirty years - teaching in the City of Portsmouth for eighteen years, and then served in the City of Chesapeake school system as an AP Art Instructor from 2001 until 2013.
Donald wrapped up his teaching career as a professor at the Art Institute of Virginia Beach serving in the Foundation's Department.
Currently, Donald is a full-time artist working out of his personal art studio. fine artwork Cultural Tee's
My Medium
My Inspiration
My Medium
I am a mixed medium artist; however, I am comfortable creating in any of the singular mediums such as drawing, painting, or sculpture. My works are noted for having strong social or political commentary, layered with textual experimentations. I am a people person whose compositions usually features the human form or their spirits. I at
I am a mixed medium artist; however, I am comfortable creating in any of the singular mediums such as drawing, painting, or sculpture. My works are noted for having strong social or political commentary, layered with textual experimentations. I am a people person whose compositions usually features the human form or their spirits. I attempt to present my subjects regardless of their social status as having inner strength or pathos. My works create a story using images of ordinary people on a heroic scale.
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
My Inspiration
Currently I am working on a series that spotlight the political and social climate of a nation that is showing backward progress. Jeffery Robinson stated in his documentary; Who We Are; A Chronicle of Racism In America, “spoke of how America has backtracked from good too bad on several occasions." My new series; Have You Ever Heard an In
Currently I am working on a series that spotlight the political and social climate of a nation that is showing backward progress. Jeffery Robinson stated in his documentary; Who We Are; A Chronicle of Racism In America, “spoke of how America has backtracked from good too bad on several occasions." My new series; Have You Ever Heard an Introvert Scream, shines a spotlight on America’s dark side. Occasionally I use the American flag as part of the design element addressing injustice.