Cole Gallery

Vincent Keele

Teal and Yellow by Vincent Keele
Teal and Yellow
Street Beats by Vincent Keele
Street Beats
Indigenous 16 by Vincent Keele
Indigenous 16
Indigenous 17 by Vincent Keele
Indigenous 17
Indigenous 19 by Vincent Keele
Indigenous 19
Indigenous 22 by Vincent Keele
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Indigenous 24 by Vincent Keele
Indigenous 24
Vincent Keele

As both a painter and a curator, Vincent Keele organizes exhibitions such as Predators and Women, The Black Panther Art and Fashion Show, An Evening with Kathleen Cleaver and Abstracted View.  His own work has evolved to expressionism, primarily in acrylic on canvas.

Keele was born in Los Angeles, California. His passion for art began very early. His mother, Mary M. Scott, an alumnus of the Art Institute of Chicago, passed on to him her complete course of books. With these materials, he learned to see and produce art in a wide variety of methods.

Keele benefitted from great mentors along the way. He is a self-taught artist with a traditional education from Platt College where he  studied Graphic Arts and Drafting.



Before his love of painting in oil, the complexity of pen and ink held a special place in his heart.



Artist Mission Statement:

To spread smiles by interrupting stressful days and bad moods with continuous, uplifting, colorful imagery. I invite the viewer into the painting to learn how and why the artwork was created.