"I create art highlighting overlooked women, inspired by their stories and community. My work, influenced by our shared experiences as women of color, blends various techniques to explore the female form's emotional depth. Each piece starts with a story that influences its perspective, capturing a spectrum of emotions and celebrating the resilient spirit of womanhood through vibrant, symbolic imagery."
Tronja
Collection of Work
Let's Knot
Oil painting on canvas 10x10x1
Puff Puff I'm hair
Oil painting on canvas 10x10x1
Secret Garden
Acrylic painting on canvas
40x30x2
Sold
I'm Fine
Oil painting on canvas 10x10x1
Mirror of Life
Oil pastel and collage paper on paper
Rise of Eve
Acrylic painting and collage paper on canvas 48x36x2
Mother Earth
Acrylic painting on canvas 40x30x2
Universal Elixir
Acrylic painting on canvas, 36x36x2
New Beginnings
Acrylic painting on canvas 40x30x2
Barren One and many are my daughters
Acrylic painting and collage paper on canvas 40x30x2
Daughters of the Dust
Acrylic painting and collage paper on canvas 48x36x2
Grab her by the Flower
Grab her by the Flowe
Acrylic on canvas
40x30x2
Sold
What dreams become
Acrylic painting and collage paper on canvas 36x24x2
Cavern
Acrylic painting and collage paper on canvas 24x24x2
Messenger
Acrylic on canvas 36x36x2
Notomo
Acrylic on canvas 20x20
Tronja Anglero is an African American fine artist who tells stories from the past, present and future through vibrant, figurative paintings of underrepresented women. Based in the DC Metro area, Anglero has worked in the garment industry as a Fashion Illustrator and Designer. Her painting style is strongly influenced by this experience and she continues to apply vibrant colors, experimental textures, and dramatic movements with various mixed media materials and techniques. She is passionate about painting in the perspective of celebration, tradition and perseverance in relation to women of color across the globe.
Anglero is actively involved in the arts community and builds opportunities for other women and minorities to have access to education and artistic pursuits through fundraising and mentorships. She helps women recognize, harness, and utilize their talents and resources to support their journey.
Press
Vital Voices Unveils Portrait of Kamal Harris on Future Headquarters
https://www.vitalvoices.org/2021/01/kamala-harris-portrait/
By Alyse Nelson on the Vital Voices Podcast
Local Artist Ascending
https://issuu.com/frontporchfredericksburg/docs/fpfapril2021/25
By Tom Conway
Exhibitions
2024
Wallmountables: The DC Art Center Washington DC
Flora - WCADC -Mattawoman Creek Art Center-Marbury, MD
2023
SEEN: Viewing the works of African American Artists of Fredericksburg - Fredericksburg Area Museum Fredericksburg
Our Voices Carry Weight - WCADC
What do you see when you look at me - Popcorn Gallery Glen Echo
Juneteenth - Germana College Fredericksburg
2022
Celebrating Black Artist - FCCA Gallery
We who dream know no borders - WCADC
2021
The Tropic of Color - Vestige Gallery Pittsburg Pa
Changing the world - Women Role Models - Washington DC “BEST IN SHOW”
Artist Choice - FCCA Gallery VA
All planet earth - Virtual
Artist Choice - FCCA Gallery VA “HONORABLE MENTION”
2020
Regional Juried Exhibition - Hill Center Galleries Washington DC
Art of Protest UUFF Gallery VA
Faces & Figures - FCCA VA
2019
March150 - Torpedo Factory VA
Group Exhibition - Community Bank of Chesapeake VA
Commission Showcase
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