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    • Artist Statement + Bio
    • Contact
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  • 2018
    • Third Eye Open / Series
    • Third Eye Open, Kepler 19 b, c and Orbits / Installation
    • Spectrumatic Beacon / Public Art Installation
  • 2017
    • Nightwalking I Series
    • Let Me Tell You About the Baes and the Bees I Series and Installation
    • Interdimensional Realms
    • Talking Sticks: If You Lived Here DC / Installation / Public Art
    • In Loving Memory of A Phenomenal Woman
  • 2016
    • Awakening the Matrilineal | Installation
    • Above All You Must Not Play At God I Installation
  • 2015
    • Hennie Made Life Come Alive | Installation and Public Artwork
    • The Male and Female | Installation and Public Artwork
    • Black Princesses, Princes, Navigators, and Pioneers : Dream, Believe, Create I Public Artwork
  • 2014
    • At the Altar Dance of the Serpents | Installation
    • At the Altar Dance of the Serpents | Public Artwork
    • My Rainbow Is Enuf | Installation and Public Artwork
    • Serpentine | Installation and Public Artwork
  • 2013
    • An Offering of Self |Installation and Public Artwork
    • Beyond The Visual Rainbow | Installation and Public Artwork
    • Hair Shrines- Praise and Be Praised | Installation and Public Artwork
    • New Growth | Installation and Public Artwork
  • 2012
    • All That I Am | Series
    • Milked | Series
    • Milked Man Installation I Series
    • With Every Fiber of My Being | Installation and Public Artwork
  • 2011
    • BV Rainbow | Installation and Public Artwork
    • Wired | Series
  • 2010
    • Flight of the Chicken Wire | Installation and Public Artwork
    • At the Altar | Series
  • 2009
    • Cosmic Black | Series
  • 2007
    • Matrices of Transformation | Series
  • 2006
    • Heal Thyself | Series
  • Exhibits/Events
  • Articles
  • Reviews
  • Video Journaling/The Beautiful Collection/Donate
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Amber Robles-Gordon

Artist/Advocate/Curator/Lecturer
  • Home
  • About
    • Artist Statement + Bio
    • Contact
    • Resumé
  • 2018
    • Third Eye Open / Series
    • Third Eye Open, Kepler 19 b, c and Orbits / Installation
    • Spectrumatic Beacon / Public Art Installation
  • 2017
    • Nightwalking I Series
    • Let Me Tell You About the Baes and the Bees I Series and Installation
    • Interdimensional Realms
    • Talking Sticks: If You Lived Here DC / Installation / Public Art
    • In Loving Memory of A Phenomenal Woman
  • 2016
    • Awakening the Matrilineal | Installation
    • Above All You Must Not Play At God I Installation
  • 2015
    • Hennie Made Life Come Alive | Installation and Public Artwork
    • The Male and Female | Installation and Public Artwork
    • Black Princesses, Princes, Navigators, and Pioneers : Dream, Believe, Create I Public Artwork
  • 2014
    • At the Altar Dance of the Serpents | Installation
    • At the Altar Dance of the Serpents | Public Artwork
    • My Rainbow Is Enuf | Installation and Public Artwork
    • Serpentine | Installation and Public Artwork
  • 2013
    • An Offering of Self |Installation and Public Artwork
    • Beyond The Visual Rainbow | Installation and Public Artwork
    • Hair Shrines- Praise and Be Praised | Installation and Public Artwork
    • New Growth | Installation and Public Artwork
  • 2012
    • All That I Am | Series
    • Milked | Series
    • Milked Man Installation I Series
    • With Every Fiber of My Being | Installation and Public Artwork
  • 2011
    • BV Rainbow | Installation and Public Artwork
    • Wired | Series
  • 2010
    • Flight of the Chicken Wire | Installation and Public Artwork
    • At the Altar | Series
  • 2009
    • Cosmic Black | Series
  • 2007
    • Matrices of Transformation | Series
  • 2006
    • Heal Thyself | Series
  • Exhibits/Events
  • Articles
  • Reviews
  • Video Journaling/The Beautiful Collection/Donate
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April 20, 2018 in exhibit
Tags: Talking Stick Project, Public Art Work, Salisbury University, Tara Gladden, Fulton School of Liberal Arts, Above All You Must Not Play At God, Galerie Myrtis, National Museum of African American History and Culture, Amber Robles Gordon
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