SHARON WILSON
The Art of Bermudian artist Sharon Wilson speaks a universal language.
It is the language of the human spirit. Through her pastels she explores
and celebrates the best that is in each of us.
Wilson is a figurative painter who has worked exclusively with Pastels for
more than twenty years. The artist has recently added the medium of
Encaustic painting, which will be exhibited for the first time at the New
Heritage House Gallery, Church Street
Completing graduate and undergraduate studies at Massachusetts
College of Art in Boston, Ms Wilson is a painter, an art educator and an
illustrator of children’s books.
Recent Solo Exhibitions:
2002: Rosebank Gallery, Bermudiana Road
2001: Burnaby St Gallery, LOM Building, Hamilton
2000: Masterworks, Hamilton
1999: Masterworks
Ms Wilson lives, works and teaches in her Gallery in Southampton
Bermuda.
She is the illustrator of three children’s books:
Day Gogo Went to Vote by Elinor Sisulu, pub. Little, Brown, Freedom’s
Gifts written by Valerie Wesley pub Simon & Schuster was released in
1997. Her most recent book The Grandad Tree was released in March
2000 by Candlewick U.S./ Walker
Corporate Collections:
A C E Reinsurance
Bank of N. T. Butterfield
Bank of Bermuda