Year: 2024
Medium: Acrylic Painting
Dimensions: 36" x 24"
As one of the commissioners who helped establish go-go as the official music in DC, this piece has a deep connection to the soul of the City.
Inspired by my previous series “Jazz in DC,” this painting pays homage to godfather of go-go, Chuck Brown, who passed away before he could finalize the purchase of this piece. As a native Washingtonian, this symbolizes the connection between Jazz and go-go music, hearts and pulse which lies here in the city and the rich music culture that lives so vibrantly here.
Inspired by my previous series “Jazz in DC,” this painting pays homage to godfather of go-go, Chuck Brown, who passed away before he could finalize the purchase of this piece. As a native Washingtonian, this symbolizes the connection between Jazz and go-go music, hearts and pulse which lies here in the city and the rich music culture that lives so vibrantly here.
Artist: Precious Burger (https://www.preciousburger.com / @treehousestudiova)
Precious Burger is a mixed media artist known for her vibrant, intuitive works exploring resilience, transformation, and human connection. Based in Fairfax, VA, she creates from her “treehouse-like” studio, infusing her art with wonder and natural beauty.
After a 30-year career as an elementary art educator, Precious transitioned to professional artistry, emphasizing process over product and the joy of creative discovery. Her work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions throughout the DC Metro area, including Calling All Angels and A Perfect Duo. She is represented by the Circle Foundation for the Arts and has exhibited with HMVC Gallery, Las Laguna Art Gallery, and Palm Gallery.
An Artist in Residence for Palette 22 and Alton Cottage, Precious continues her artistic growth through the Art2Life Academy and Vienna Arts Society. She also facilitates art experiences for adults and publishes Joyful Expressions, a weekly newsletter.
Precious Burger is a mixed media artist known for her vibrant, intuitive works exploring resilience, transformation, and human connection. Based in Fairfax, VA, she creates from her “treehouse-like” studio, infusing her art with wonder and natural beauty.
After a 30-year career as an elementary art educator, Precious transitioned to professional artistry, emphasizing process over product and the joy of creative discovery. Her work has been featured in solo and group exhibitions throughout the DC Metro area, including Calling All Angels and A Perfect Duo. She is represented by the Circle Foundation for the Arts and has exhibited with HMVC Gallery, Las Laguna Art Gallery, and Palm Gallery.
An Artist in Residence for Palette 22 and Alton Cottage, Precious continues her artistic growth through the Art2Life Academy and Vienna Arts Society. She also facilitates art experiences for adults and publishes Joyful Expressions, a weekly newsletter.