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Kevin Williams (WAK) Still I Rise Giclee On Canvas
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Kevin Williams (WAK) Still I Rise Giclee On Canvas Kevin Williams (WAK)


Status: In Stock Available | Condition: New | Edition:Limited Edition Giclee On Canvas | Edition Size: Limited Edition 50 | Dim:30 x 40 inches | Kevin Williams (WAK)| Item #: KWSTIRISE


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Kevin Williams (WAK) Still I Rise  Giclee On Canvas is eligible for 3 equal layaway payments in store, with a credit card of $333.33 over 60 days.

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Still I Rise - KWSTIRISE

NOTES: Still I Rise. The rose that grew from the concrete is originally a poem by Tupac Shakur It is a miracle that takes place in urban America where something beautiful comes from nothing...some dreams are built from the concrete as is my dream to be an artist against all odds STILL I RISE!!! .

Still I Rise  Giclee On Canvas by Kevin Williams (WAK)  is signed by the artist and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

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Kevin Williams (WAK) bio

Kevin A. Williams better known by the art moniker WAK, his initials backwards, is an American painter and businessman from Chicago’s Southside. He is one of the most celebrated figurative storytellers of this era with his collection of paintings being the most widely circulated urban fine art series in the world.At the age of 15, Kevin A. Williams started working as an artist, on Chicago’s Historic East 87th Street Black Business District, drawing and painting images for clothing boutiques and hair salons. At 19, he became a cosmetology illustrator for Soft Sheen hair products which eventually led to a commission from Alberto Culver USA, to create "Standing Appointment" which depicts 4 women under hair dryers, for their Motions hair care line. It is regarded the most popular art image in the history of the hair care industry. While developing his fine art line, Williams worked exclusively with the late Actor\Comedian Bernie Mac as his personal artist for over 15 years, creating over 20 original paintings, including a very important piece commissioned by the Actor\Comedian as a gift for Oprah Winfrey. The piece titled “Anointed Gift” was unveiled on Oprah’s televised 50th birthday celebration, and was regarded by her as “the most amazing gift”. This amazing gift currently hangs in the lobby of Winfrey’s Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa. In November 2009, Williams was commissioned by the Professional Golf Association (PGA) to memorialize Ted Rhodes, John Shippen, Bill Spiller, the first African-American inductees to the PGA who were denied membership during their professional careers, along with honorary member, heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis. Williams also made history by becoming the 1st African American artist to have a painting to permanently hang in the PGA National Museum in Port St. Lucie, Fla. In April 2018 ,Williams was commissioned by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated to create a centerpiece for the newly renovated national headquarters in Chicago,Illinois. " The One" depicting the founding, legacy and continued life of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority..

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