Caribbean Culture & Environment Influences American Artist

HUMBLE, Texas - Nov. 4, 2013 - PRLog -- HOUSTON, TX (November, 4, 2013) --- If Brenda Brown Taylor could teach the world to dance ballet and paint canvases in vivid colors of Caribbean sunrises and sunsets, she is convinced there would be peace and harmony in the world.

By launching BrendaArtist.com, a gallery, journal and collector’s boutique, Brenda is able to share her passion in the creation of images through photography as well as her one-of-a-kind paintings and jewelry creations.

It stands to reason that her website launch will reflect her appreciation of multiculturalism.  The online exhibit will soon offer a silent auction to benefit the Carlos Santana Milagro Foundation for Children and the Arts.

According to marketing strategist, Robert Acosta, this vision is close to the mark in appreciating cultural differences, “Art brings people together where often politics, religion and finances separate groups of color, language or culture. Brenda has collectors of all cultures and socio-economic backgrounds, proving that their love of her art brings people together to share a passion.  Add the work that the Milagro Foundation accomplishes, it touches the very core of Brenda’s commitment to teach the young that Art is essential in life.”

The beauty of Brenda Brown Taylor’s journey onto the Internet at the age of 70 years old is reflective of the new senior American that thrives on a new chapter of her life being able to share her artistic passions with an international clientele.  “This is an amazing time in my life with so many opportunities—it has been exciting—to share my art with art lovers around the globe is wonderful—it’s in perfect harmony for an artist who loves sharing their work with others.”

Brenda Brown Taylor’s work can be found at BrendaArtist.com and the efforts of the Carlos Santana Milagro Foundation is at MilagroFoundation.org.