Camellia Ann Blackwell

Background

Blackwell, Camellia Ann was born on February 21, 1949 in Baltimore.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Morgan State University, Baltimore Master of Fine Arts, Master of Education, Maryland. Institute College Art, Baltimore U. Maryland., U. Maryland.

Career

Art director, assistant art director McKeldin Center, lecturer art department, Morgan State University, 1971-1976; art director, assistant art director McKeldin Center, Morgan State University, Baltimore, 1976-1981; associate professor, Bowie (Maryland.) State College, 1981-1983; music specialist, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, 1984; director music publications, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, 1984-1988; assistant professor, Howard U., Washington, 1988-1989; associate professor, Prince George's Community College, Largo, Maryland., 1989-1991; artist-in-residence, Montpelier Cultural Arts Center, Laurel, Maryland., 1991-1997; professor, U. District of Columbia, Washington, 1991-1995; executive director, International Center for Artistic Development Inc., since 1991; art specialist, Montgomery County Public Schools, since 1993. Panelist individual artists' grants Indianapolis Arts Commission, 1991. Delegate United States/Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Emerging Leaders Summit-Russia, Kazakhstan, 1990.

Art consultant to Cultural Center of Nagyatad, Hungary, 1994, 95. Owner art studio, gallery and gift shop, Historic Savage Mill, Savage, Maryland., since 1997.

Achievements

• Camellia Ann Blackwell has been listed as a noteworthy Art educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member National Art Education Association, The Smithsonian, Maryland. Printmakers, Southern Graphics Council, National Museum Native Americans, Association American Museums, African Am.Museums Association, Baltimore Museum Art, Walters Art Gallery, U. Maryland. Alumni Association, Maryland.

Institute College Art Alumni Association, Morgan State University Alumni Association, Lake Clifton/Eastern High School Alumni Association.