Promoting and strengthening the artistic and cultural development of Orange County, North Carolina
The Orange County Arts Commission offers Artist Project Grants to encourage artist-led community projects and programs. Funds are approved by the Orange County Board of County Commissioners. Application period: May... Read More →
Since 1977, the N. C. Arts Council’s Grassroots Arts Program has provided North Carolina citizens access to quality arts experiences. The program distributes funds for the arts in all 100... Read More →
Sterling silver and gemstone jewelry by Arianna Bara, nature and figurative watercolor paintings by Ryann Carey, distinctive fine furniture and wall panels by Ian Herdell. In the gallery May 23rd through June 25th. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk, May 26th, 6-9pm. The Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned by 21 local artists... Read More →
Some things just go together ... come see all manner of pairings from local artists. Jeannette Johnson, David Knox, Ray LaMantia, Carrie May, Jeff McEntire, Michael Pohlman, Sudie Rakusin, Jacqueline... Read More →
In this beginner class, students will learn how to use watercolor materials, loosen up, and let the process flow. Areas of focus will include, composition, color, and painting in both the abstract and representational. No pre-requisites are required.
Students of this workshop will gain the skills needed to create their own wearable art using this amazing, timeless medium.
Teens who intend to pursue a career in the arts after graduating from high school will receive valuable portfolio advice in this one hour workshop. Participants’ portfolios will be critiqued one-on-one by professional artists Stacy-Ann and Greg Searle, who will offer tips and constructive feedback to help improve your presentation.
Teens who intend to pursue a career in the arts after graduating from high school will receive valuable portfolio advice in this one hour workshop. Participants’ portfolios will be critiqued one-on-one by professional artists Stacy-Ann and Greg Searle, who will offer tips and constructive feedback to help improve your presentation.
Teens who intend to pursue a career in the arts after graduating from high school will receive valuable portfolio advice in this one hour workshop. Participants’ portfolios will be critiqued one-on-one by professional artists Stacy-Ann and Greg Searle, who will offer tips and constructive feedback to help improve your presentation.
Teens who intend to pursue a career in the arts after graduating from high school will receive valuable portfolio advice in this one hour workshop. Participants’ portfolios will be critiqued one-on-one by professional artists Stacy-Ann and Greg Searle, who will offer tips and constructive feedback to help improve your presentation.
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