My Story
Creating art is a shield that shelters my thoughts, it is my fortress from the storms of life. Art is an avenue to release my minds wonderings, and it commands me to be still in order to give birth to the itching of my soul. - Margaret Warfield
My Mission
The call to create images that mirror the extraordinary power of women has dominated my canvases since the early 2000’s. These women are the makings of the core of their families, communities, and the world, imparting wisdom and love and a solid foundation for future generations to lean on. They are powerful and vibrant women who deeply embrace and embody our past and our present.
Exhibits: Midtown Atlanta Outdoor Gallery, The Global Art Fair, North Charleston, Living Testimony S.W. Art Gallery Atlanta, Unifying U.S. Through Art, Callanwolde Fine Art Center; Sankofa’s Reflection, Cultural Arts Center Douglasville, GA; Women’s Outstanding Works, Art in the Atrium- Morristown, NJ; My Sister’s keeper, Douglasville, Ga.; Just Lookin’ Gallery; New York Black Art Show; National Black Fine Art Show, SoHo; South Cobb Arts Alliance Juried Show; Clark Atlanta University and Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA; Harriet Tubman Museum, Macon, GA; Walt Disney World, Lake Buena Vista, FL; 311 Gallery Raleigh, NC.
“Never hesitate to open your mind to the possibilities that venture into your conscious or subconscious mind. Sometime it’s those, “what if” questions, that cause you to reach your goals.”
— Margaret Warfield
“Yet,” a powerful, deliberate word that gently declares a choice to wait while continuing to move forward.
Original: created on a 24x36 gallery wrapped canvas currently on exhibit - Okeeba Jubalo Gallery, North Charleston SC

