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Jacqueline Amos
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Biography
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For Immediate Release
Jacqueline Amos Honored as a VIP Member by
Cambridge Who's Who for Excellence in Authorship and the Arts
BROOKLYN, NY, February 8, 2010, Jacqueline Amos, Published Author and Blues Artist, and Visual Artist, has been recognized as a VIP Member by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of authorship and the arts and education, .
With 35 impressive years of professional experience in the arts, Ms. Amos is truly an inspired visionary. Recipient of the Humanitarian Services Award, the Outstanding Artist Award and the Literature Award, her written works include, but are not limited to, A Message To A Black Son (2005) In My Fathers House (2004), All Men Who Ware Shades Ain't Blind (2005). The Talking Tree (2005) Black Waters Tell Them My Name (2005), I Am A Black Women, I Am Old Enough To Dye (2005), A Message To A Daughter Honor Shall Not Be Removed (2004), Black Mans Diary (2006) What You Know About A Ghetto Child (2005) Songs of Experience, God Light Is Green, etc.
Ms. Amos received her Bachelor's Degree in Education and an Associate of Arts with a concentration in early childhood education from Medgar Evers College. Jacqueline was also featured on Medgar Evers College Radio(Biography, Roundtable Radio, Supreme Court Building, One Million Women March, City Bank, Long Island University, Public Schools, Harlem Gallery, John F. Kennedy Performing Arts, Charles Inns Memorial Library, Women Creative Expressions, Medgar Evers College Art Auction and Sale, Featuring the works of renown Black Artist, Sky Light Gallery, A Moment Of Time Independent Arts Gallery, Federal Plaza, Jacqueline has been an access to Educational, Universities, Corporations, Churches, Jacqueline mentored at the New Rochelle School of New Resources, Brooklyn Campus Faith Annual Career Day Conference, Medgar Evers College, Junior High Schools, Public Schools, Essie Davis Memorial Annual Scholarship Fund Committee , Black Woman History Month Family Jazz loft, Jacqueline created a painting for Honorable Winnie Mandela at the Victoria Theater Of Harlem. Jacqueline has spent most of her time donating many of her paintings to charities. Whether it is her services to programs for children. Jacqueline donated 5 paintings all proceeds donated to the children of Assin Kruwa for Brand New School House. Which was honored to chief test Zakia of Harlem. She has also volunteered her services to human life. Jacqueline honored the late Queen Mother Moore a painting In My Fathers House. Queen Mother Moore marched with Martin Luther King, Marcus Garvey, Medgar Evers and many civil rights leaders. Many Collectors hold Jacqueline's works of Art. Doctors, Universities, Hospitals, Churches, Banks, Corporations. Jacqueline prefer working in acrylic, but her over all goals are mix media. Jacqueline has combined her talents and promote all at the same time. Jacqueline has also honored Sonny Carson a painting that now sits in the office Committee To Honor Black Heroes.
Jacqueline is a graduate of Medgar Evers College, Cambridge Who's Who In America, Emerald, Jacqueline Amos a publish Author, documented with the Museum of Modern Art, Brooklyn Museum, Schaumburg Library Of Black Studies, Ethiopia Coptic Church Museum, American Artist Association, International Word Wide Registry, Harlem Gallery, Harlem State Culture Building, John F. Kennedy Performing Arts, Medgar Evers College Historical Art Archives, Brooklyn Counsel Of The Arts, Emerald Who's Who' Executives and Professionals, World Wide Artist, Humanitarian Award, Philippians and American People, Proclamation Noumi Arts (Borough President, Howard Golden Proclamation from, (David A. Patterson, New York State Senate, 29th District, Bedford Styvesant Art and Culture, Black Hero's, Medgar Evers College Alumni
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Statement
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I give unto man the blue print of this divesting world, and man who close their eyes to the restitutions of change, yet on this first, and probably last occasion, in this resolution of aesthetics should I embark to see a cause like this rescued from the embroidery of my pen, if I exhort my reevaluations my pen shall become weak, in which I shall obtrude my Sentiments upon the world, I may be sensitize, if I inscribe a piece, whose only merit is the humanity and freedom of its historical lies, sentiments to darkness, shall only submerse the retro active completions of truth, I have principally on this journey under all odds of adjustment to derived them of biblical and historical facts. Beneath a milder sky let peace introduce the genius and arts and the libations of the ancestries, and the integrity without insuring their duration, to invoke passion and let philosophy and science glory in a race of illustrious disciples the prophets' seminary of spiritual grace.
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Exhibitions
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Harlem Studio Gallery, Routouda Gallery, Williamsburg Art Historical Center, 26 Federal Plaze, Harlem Gallery Studio, Harlem State Building, Jacob Javits Convention Center,Benefit Auction Institute For Youth, Queens Independent Living Center Inc Art Gallery, Demsie Threater, Brooklyn Counsel For The Arts, Medgar Evers College Archives, Long Island University, Museum of Modern Art Archives, Brooklyn Musuem Archives, Sisters Bashara Sisters On The Rise Biography of Jacqueline Amos, City College Roundtable T.V. Biography Of Jacqueline Amos, International Faith Restoration Archives, African Gallery and many more.
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