The Artist Karl Wilkes
Highlights About Me
I was blessed to serve as the late Rosa Parks personal artist for several years – an experience that words cannot completely express.
Students from Forest Lake Elementary, Dent Middle School, and Richland Northeast High School helped Karl Wilkes paint a mural celebrating Decker Blvd’s international corridor.
My work exemplifies qualities of reality, spirituality and mystical ideas. It’s content is derived from my African American heritage. I use vision, ideas and images from yesterday, today and tomorrow, in order to make the most effective aesthetic statement.
My collectors range from Prince to Muhammad Ali to Jay Leno and the late King of Pop Michael Jackson. My works have affected many people and cultures both known and unknown, and I often donate much of it to help raise money for underprivileged children and other causes (such as research for breast cancer and diabetes). I recently received my own day Karl W. Wilkes Day in Nevada Las Vegas February 10 2010 In recognition of Black History Month.
The Artist Karl Wilkes Video Portfolio
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Friends, Associates, Sponsors and Clients Photo Album.
Thank you for coming. Some of My Works of Art are Featured Below.
Please feel free to contact me anytime I am happy to discuss your projects or events.
Rosa Parks and I
Richland County, SC International Corridor Mural Project
Students from Forest Lake Elementary, Dent Middle School, and Richland Northeast High School helped Karl Wilkes paint a mural celebrating Decker Blvd’s international corridor.
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