Dared to be Black and Shining
Chicago-based contemporary silverpoint artist D. Lammie-Hanson is premiering their stunning and evocative artwork, "Dared to Be Black and Shining," to the public at the Chicago Art Dept, 1926 S. Halsted Ave.
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CHICAGO SUN TIMES
Artists of color experience renaissance as diversity and inclusion efforts expand to art
Andre and Frances Guichard, owners of the 16-year-old Gallery Guichard in Bronzeville, have seen demand for art of the African Diaspora grow.
By Maudlyne Ihejirika May 4, 2021, 8:49pm CDT
D. Lammie-Hanson interview with Allyson Johnson of The Black Light Series by ArtShowChicago
This is an art talk with Allyson Johnson with my metalpoint artwork and my life as an a full time self-taught artist. It was such an easy-going conversation and I had a lot of fun.
Instagram - October 2020
Meet The Others: D. Lammie-Hanson
The Game Changers. The Rule Breakers. The Innovators. Discover some of the fantastic emerging talent showcasing their work with The Other Art Fair.
BY CHARLOTTE GRUSSING · MAY 06, 2020
HPAC artist puts modern spin on old technique
Several years ago, D. Lammie-Hanson's husband, who knew about her love of Leonardo da Vinci's work, suggested she should learn silverpoint.
Corli Jay, contributing writer Mar 4, 2022
60 WRD ART CRITIC
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The default color of paper is white, and when making a sketch with pen or ink that white ground is a given. The situation is different for metalpoint artists, who must first prepare the surface on which to create their composition.
—Lori Waxman 2021-02-12 9:09 AM
The Art of D. LammieHanson
Imagine the images of the movers, shakers and performers of the amazing Essence Festival portrayed in a way that no one has ever seen before. Images of contemporary portraits created and celebrated in precious metal, Silverpoint. “Dared To Be...” is a series of artwork created by the visual artist, D. Lammie-Hanson.
June 23, 2019 Hal Clark with i HeartRadio
Issa Rae Was Still Rooting For Black People At Her First Art Basel Experience
...D. Lammie-Hanson, who used the classic silverpoint technique for her piece Multi-Faced Divina, has been painting since she was five years old
