Events

Woman Of Distinction Award
Sponsored By
Girls Scouts Mohawk Pathways Council
Juliette Low Dinner
Wednesday, April 26, 2006 -5:30 pm
At
Glen Sanders Mansion

BLACK HISTORY AND WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH EXHIBITION
One woman show at:
ONONDAGA HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
321 MONTGOMERY STREET
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK
FEBRUARY THRU APRIL, 2004
Exhibited several new 3d folk art story quilts, dolls, paintings
and a new 3d folk art story quilt entitled
FREE AT LAST.
For information call 315-428-1864.
Click here to see photos of exhibit

BLACK HISTORY MONTH EXHIBITION
February 2004
CITIBANK, N.A. WOODSIDE, QUEENS, N.Y
Exhibited several folk art story quilts, acrylic paintings and limited edition art prints.

2nd ANNUAL QUILT AND ART EXHIBITION AT THE HARRIET TUBMAN HOME
180 SOUTH STREET
Auburn, New York
October 2003 through January, 2004
3d folk art story quilts, early American 19th century slave dolls and paintings.
315-252-2081

BLACK HISTORY MONTH & WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH EXHIBITION
Lewis Gallery
525 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn, New York
February through March 2004
Exhibited my 3d folk art story quilts and talked about my work

ART IN EMBASSIES PROGRAM, DEPARTMENT OF STATE - DAKAR, SENEGAL

3d folk art story quilt selected by Department of State to be displayed in the American

Embassy in Dakar, Senegal-Africa for 3 Years. I went to Dakar in 2004 to participate

in the Department of State's Artists Ambassador's Program. The piece selected for

display in the embassy is titled; Family Ties - an old-fashioned story about what it was

like for me growing up in a big family in Brooklyn, New York.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW "ART IN EMBASSY PROGRAM"

AFRICAN AMERICAN AND AMISH AMERICAN TRADITIONAL HANDMADE QUILTS
ALLEN'S 19TH CENTURY GENERAL STORE AND FOLK ART GALLERY
580 Dillenbeck Road
Palatine Bridge, N.Y.
September 1, 2004 thru October 30, 2004
518-672-2382

One of a kind traditional quilts made by African American women and Amish women will be

displayed at my farm in our 19th Century General Store and our very old fashioned Amish

built white barn. Also on display will be a 17 feet wide and 8 feet high early American

dollhouse with handmade furniture and dolls inside, quilting, cooking, reading their bible,

cleaning the fireplace and sitting on the large porch of the house shelling blackeye beans.

WORKS OF DENISE ALLEN CAN BE SEEN AT:

1. Frank J. Miele Contemporary Folk Art Gallery, Madison Avenue, N.Y.C.
2. Picture Perfect Fine Art Gallery, Canajoharie, New York
3. America Oh Yes, Folk Art Gallery, Washington, D.C.
4. The Stories In The Cloth Folk Art Gallery, Palantine Bridge, N.Y.

5. The Museum For African Art, New York City

6. The Brooklyn Children's Museum, Brooklyn, New York

Please periodically check back at my site to see any additions or deletions
that may occur. Thank you so much for your time and interest - Denise E. Allen