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Parish Gallery Established since 1991
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Margaret Taylor BurroughsOne of Black America's Leading Cultural FiguresPoet, Visual Artist, Educator, and Art Organizer![]() Parish Gallery proudly presents Dr. Margaret Burroughs, one of
Burroughs, born in
At age twenty-two she made the first of her many contributions to African American arts and culture when she founded the
In 1961, Burroughs and her husband, Charles made the first of her many contributions to African American posterity in the founding of the DuSable Museum of African American History, opening the fledgling museum on the ground floor of their Chicago home. The museum later moved into its own buildings in
Her exceptional skill as a printmaker has earned her a place within the history of art, even though she has worked in sculpture, painting and many other art forms throughout her career. She has also illustrated a number of children’s books, published several volumes of her poems, and exhibited her own artwork all over the world. Her work has been shown in exclusive shows at the
Coming Soon: March 5, 2010 - March 16, 2010Cynthia Farrell Johnson
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Parish Gallery - Georgetown
Parish Gallery-Georgetown, located at
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Parish Gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, from noon to 6 pm; other hours by appointment. We are located in Canal Square at 1054 31st Street NW off M Street in Georgetown.Click here to view map to come visit us!
If you would like any further information about Parish Gallery - Georgetown, please call us at 202-944-2310 or email us at parishgallery@bigplanet.com.