Learn live event photography from visiting artist and professional photographer, Tod Seelie, at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro. The $70 enrollment fee includes two classes – plus a press pass to a show of your choosing at Cat’s Cradle – during the week of November 10-17, 2019. In the first class, Tod will discuss tools, techniques, and how best… Read More →
Live Event Photography Workshop
Learn live event photography from visiting artist and professional photographer, Tod Seelie, at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro. The $70 enrollment fee includes two classes – plus a press pass to a show of your choosing at Cat’s Cradle – during the week of November 10-17, 2019. In the first class, Tod will discuss tools, techniques, and how best… Read More →
Finding balance at LEVEL Retreat
Level Retreat in Chapel Hill is like a work of art. At first glance, its beauty and elegance are striking, and it seems impossible that it was ever anything but. Look a little bit longer and speak to the couple that run it and you begin to see the development of the art. Like a… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: May 11-17, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS Longleaf Film Festival showcases North Carolina filmmakers | The News & Observer Photography exhibit of southern musicians coming to Portsmouth Art and Cultural Center | The Virginian-Pilot A Home Filled With 1,200 Miniature Buildings In Hillsborough Captures History | The State of Things on WUNC YOUR WEEKEND CALENDAR ART Tibetan Buddhist Monks construct sacred… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: May 4-10, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS This public art uses flowering words to show just how much the Triangle is blossoming| The News and Observer A Documentary on Astronaut Program Training Launches Kickstarter Campaign | Digital Journal They’ve collected 1,200 tiny buildings inside their home. It’s a very small world after all. | The News and Observer The Cave… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: April 27-May 3, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS Fascination and Delight: Q&A With Marsha Gordon, Co-Director of ‘Rendered Small’ | NC State News The Cave Is Closed After Fifty Years, Marking the End of an Era for Music in Chapel Hill | INDY Week Local 506 Gets New Ownership But Keeps Its Local Roots Intact | INDY Week Local Creators and… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: April 21-26, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS April 21-26, 2018 Chapel Hill loses another institution. The Cave is closing. | The News and Observer ‘Revolt against Folt!’ Students march on UNC chancellor’s office, demanding arts money. | The News and Observer Chapel Hill artist, mom builds booming business online | WRAL In Versus, This Year’s Crop of UNC Studio Art MFA Graduates… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: April 13-20, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS April 13-20, 2018 RiverRun 2018: Double Take: The Art of Elizabeth King | Triad CityBeat 5 Local April Events You Won’t Want To Miss | Chapelboro PLASTICON: The Trouble With Plastic | The State of Things on WUNC The Rebirth Of Frederick Douglass | The State of Things on WUNC Join the… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: April 6-12, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS April 6-12, 2018 Painted pianos and bursts of song. The arts take over UNC and move into the dorm | The News and Observer Our country’s history is complicated. This playwright explores the gray areas in 2 theatrical premieres. | The News and Observer Review: ‘Leaving Eden’ is an ambitious play that engages… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: March 30-April 5
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS March 30-April 5, 2018 Arts Everywhere Day aims to connect academics and arts for students and the community | The Daily Tarheel Leading A Country Shakedown: Sarah Shook And The Disarmers’ Gritty New Album | WUNC The State of Things Little Shop of Letters: Mobile gift boutique Cat Call Collective gives… Read More →