EPISODE 66 ON THE JERRY ROYCE SHOW -

Charlotte Riley-Webb is her real name, and she is an amazing woman that can paint, illustrate, write, cook and act. She is more than a triple-threat! Listen & Learn Segment on The Jerry Royce Show.

An Atlanta native, Charlotte Riley-Webb moved with her family to Cleveland, Ohio as a toddler, where she was educated in the public school system and earned her B.F.A. degree from The Cleveland Institute of Art but has continued her education throughout the years. As a professional visual artist, Charlotte documented the essence of her culture in her three year traveling painting exhibition, "From Stories of My America", which debuted at the Hammonds House Museum in Atlanta in 2001 and exhibited in seven different museums and fine art galleries in the south. Over the years her venues extended across the country and beyond the states to include Surinam, South America and Anguilla, British West Indies. Webb's work is included in numerous, private, business and corporate collections. Her public works installations include Faces and Phases of Fulton, a mural size painting installed in the Fulton County Public Service office in Atlanta and the installation of her collaborative medium, "sculpted paintings" which she creates with her sculptor husband, Lucious.