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SUMMARY:So Much Color
DESCRIPTION:Beginning June 24th at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts\, is a show featuring 3 artists with very different processes and styles. The thing they do have in common is color – hence the show title\, “So Much Color”.\nKaidy Lewis has refined a process of abstract expressionism that brings to the canvas a feeling\, a subject\, or a current affair which she experiences as making no sense.  Her conversation with paint is a subjective\, exploratory\, and investigative process.  Lewis’ paintings are multi-layered and complex; they are a synthesis of inanimate objects and ambiguous figures\, within aesthetics of beauty\, color\, rhythm and design.  This semi-abstract visual art is an endeavor to deconstruct autobiographical chaos into some type of joyous humor that provokes the subconscious in the viewer and makes a space for connection.  Hints are embedded into the canvas in the hope that the conversation in paint quietens the ego and softens the noise of the world.  Lewis sees her practice as a health regimen that can create confidence\, community and compassion.  She was born in the UK and attended art college in London\,  and now works out of two studios located in the Raleigh/Durham area of North Carolina.\nMark Kinsella\, 3D fused glass artist\, combines color and shape with eye-catching results.  His conception of a glass piece begins with a vague idea of color or texture.  As he starts putting it together\, it takes on a life of its own and can end up being totally different than what he had in mind at the beginning.  For him working with glass is a metaphor for life.  When he works with glass\, he is reminded that life\, like glass\, is fragile.  And that something shattered and broken into a million pieces can be recreated into something whole and beautiful again.  Kinsella spent the majority of his life as a photographer in the private sector\, but in 2005 discovered the art of fused glass.  After starting with a small table-top kiln he quickly realized that he was meant to create larger and more complex works.  Kinsella has continued to learn through experimentation and through local workshops\, continually developing his unique style.\nFor this show Pat Merriman has ventured into different styles\, experimenting with pouring acrylic analogous colors mixed with glazing mediums and topping the pour with acrylic inks. It requires 2 days for this background layer to dry before she can add the focal piece or collage. One group of Merriman’s paintings will have a QR code showing that the title of each piece is a familiar song.  A second group is based on her love of the work of African American artist Richard Mayhew\, and is inspired by his strata and vivid colors. Merriman’s very bright landscapes evoke his style and are built of layers upon layers of acrylic color mixes using fan brushes\, sponges\, Q-tips\, and fingers. One piece is a large scene of Merriman’s memories of Emerald Isle\, North Carolina.\nCome visit the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts and be inspired by “So Much Color”.  The show runs from June 24 – July 20. The opening reception will be held during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk on June 27th from 6 – 9 p.m. The Jackson St. Band will play 60s & 70s American roots rock on the patio during the reception. \nIf you’d like a chance to meet these artists and hear about their inspiration and process\, their Artist Talk will be held in the gallery on Saturday\, July 12th at 4pm. \nAbout the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts:\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 20 local artists and represents these established artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include oil\, acrylic and watercolor painting\, sculpture\, pottery\, jewelry\, glass\, scratchboard\, fiber art\, and handcrafted furniture. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery is open 10am-6pm Monday – Saturday\, and 12pm-4pm on Sunday. More information can be found on the HGA website: http://www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
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SUMMARY:Elemental Form
DESCRIPTION:Artists Nell Chandler\, Ellie Reinhold\, and Evelyn Ward chose the title\, Elemental Form\, for their show\, connecting the lines\, shapes\, and textures in Ward’s pottery\, the designs etched into the metals of Chandler’s jewelry\, and the visual inspiration from nature for Reinhold’s paintings.\nNell Chandler began as a painter and printmaker. With the gift of a beginning class in jewelry making\, she fell in love with metal in her very first class. Eventually Chandler integrated her painting\, printmaking and jewelry fabrication into the work she creates today. Over the years she has been exploring new techniques and combines them into her work. Her “narrative” work tells stories filled with recurring figures and symbols. Often the wearer of a piece of her jewelry will share with her a story of their own. Those special moments affirm her choice of medium to share her art with the world.\nEllie Reinhold’s approach to painting is very loose and organic. The spark might be something very small and elemental\, a particular color combination\, a feeling of distance\, of contrast. Reinhold seeks through painting\, taking a leap of faith. A painting really develops from the act itself – application of color and line. With each blank canvas\, she starts from nowhere with nothing\, first adding random color\, then random marks. The title of the show – usually chosen long before the work begins – can also be a guiding force.  As she paints\, words or phrases come to mind\, and she finds her title in these words. For Reinhold the process is one of clarifying. Canvases begin chaotically\, unformed\, and she seeks the final image through the practice of painting.\nThis winter Evelyn Ward spent time experimenting with a new palette. Drawn to photos of abandoned factories\, with their intersecting and overlapping colors\, her new work references lines of the built environment. Loving what the passage of time and effects of weather do to surfaces\, Ward is using a technique called mono-print transferring to decorate the surfaces.  She paints slip onto cut pieces of paper and then transfers them onto the pot to create the design. She loves the imperfections that this process leaves on the surface of the pot with the underlying dark clay body showing through\, as well as the clean lines she can get from the process.   \nElemental Form\, May 27 – June 22\, Opening reception May 30\, 6-9:00 p.m. Carolina Campfire will perform music on the patio in front of the gallery during the art walk.  \nThe show will include a talk by the artists in the gallery on Saturday\, June 14th at 4pm. \nAbout the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts: Owned and operated by 20 local artists\, HGA’s offerings include painting\, sculpture\, pottery\, weaving\, jewelry\, glass\, scratchboard\, and handcrafted furniture. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery is open 10am-6pm Monday – Saturday\, and 12pm-4pm on Sunday. More information can be found on the HGA website: http://www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
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SUMMARY:Jeffrey Beam - Reading and Reception
DESCRIPTION:Poet Jeffery Beam is a frequent collaborator with both visual and musical artists. The author of more than 25 award-winning books\, Mr. Beam will read from his poetry on February 23 at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts. The reading caps the gallery’s annual show It’s All About The Story\, this year featuring work by the gallery’s 20 artists inspired by Jeffery Beam’s poetry. The reading will be followed by a reception and book signing on Sunday\, February 23rd from 4-6pm at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts\, 121 N. Churton St. in Hillsborough. The event is free and open to the public. For more information call the gallery at 919-732-5001 or visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com.  It’s All About The Story will run through March 23.\nFor more information about Jeffery Beam’s poetry go to www.JefferyBeam.com \n\n\n	Related
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CATEGORIES:Book Signing,Reading
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SUMMARY:IT’S ALL ABOUT THE STORY\, Vol. Xl: Jeffery Beam
DESCRIPTION:In 2013\, the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts began an annual show highlighting the work of a local writer by responding visually to his or her work. In the past\, this show has been inspired by the work of writers with local ties: Michael Malone\, Lee Smith\, Allan Gurganus\, Jill McCorkle\, Nancy Peacock\, John Bemis\, Elizabeth Keckly\, composer Billy Strayhorn\, poet Jaki Shelton Green\, and singer/songwriter Mary Rocap.\n	The work of North Carolina poet\, Jeffery Beam\, will be the focus of this year’s show. The gallery’s 20 artists have each chosen a poem from Mr. Beam’s body of work as inspiration for a piece of art in their chosen medium.\n	Sculptor Lynn Wartski has based her piece\, “Dryad Slumber\,” on Beam’s poem\, “The Green Man’s Man\,” published in 2010 in the collection “From Gospel Earth.” Most of her recent sculptural work has dealt with animal forms\, so this was a welcome opportunity to create a figurative piece; in “Dryad Slumber\,” Wartski represents a figure who blurs the lines between plant and animal\, giving the viewer a peek at the inner life of a forest nymph. Wartski writes\, “For me\, it is usually a turn of phrase that catches my attention.” She found inspiration in the poem “The Green Man’s Man.”\n	Scratchboard artist\, Sally Terrell\, was inspired by Jeffery Beam’s poem\, “Credo.” Terrell was especially drawn to Beam’s idea of communicating through unspoken words rather than the ones that are said. The truth of this message\, as well as the addition of a chickadee in the last stanza\, confirmed Terrell’s choice of this poem for her beautiful piece\, “The Periwinkle and the Chickadee.”\n	Glass artist\, Pringle Teeter\, chose the poem\, “Paracelsus: Concerning the Iris in the Vase\,” which includes a line about “The glass-blower’s tincture.” Teeter focused on the lines of the poem that include inspiring colors to create her two glass pieces. The sparkling green of her vessel\, “Luna Moth\,” and the undulating purple sides of her piece\, “Purple Petals\,” are both nods to the poem.\n	Nancy Smith created a portrait inspired by Jeffery Beam’s poem\, “Ars Poetica: the Queen.” Her portrait\, “Following the Goddess\, Jewel of the Hive\,” was created using a variety of media\, including bees wax. In describing her inspiration from the poem\, Smith writes\, “I was reminded that\, like the queen bee\, we exist in a world of our own creation. And like her\, our creation is built not by us alone\, but always in collaboration with others. I think her message is that there is a great responsibility in discerning guidance from other beings in our lives.”\n	The images in Jeffery Beam’s poetry provided fertile inspiration for the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts’ 20 visual artists. Their work will be on display from February 11th through March 23rd with a reception in the gallery on February 28th from 6-9pm during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk. In addition\, HGA will host a reading by Mr. Beam in the gallery on Sunday\, February 23rd from 4-6pm. Both events are free and open to the public.  \nAbout the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts:\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 20 local artists and represents these established artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include painting\, sculpture\, scratchboard\, ceramics\, jewelry\, glass\, metals\, encaustic\, enamel\, fiber art\, weaving\, gourd sculptures\, and wood. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery is open 10am-6pm Monday – Saturday\, and 12pm-4pm on Sunday. More information can be found on the HGA website: http://www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
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SUMMARY:Natural Patterns: Flora and Fauna
DESCRIPTION:Abstracted botanical paintings by Ellie Snow\, figurative sculpture by Lynn Wartski. In the gallery July 23rd through August 25th. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, July 26th\, 6-9pm with music provided by Lars Barbary and the Close Shaves. \nFor painter Ellie Snow\, painting is an escape\, a window into a fairy tale world where she can ponder the beauty and complexity of life\, and the stories that repeat themselves\, like patterns\, through time. \nSnow’s artworks begin with nature photographs taken while exploring. “At home\, I collage\, edit\, and make double exposures to create a scene that is playful and mysterious. I think of each painting as an introduction to a story about life’s fits and starts\, imperfection\, darkness\, light\, magic\, weirdness\, and beauty.” \nSnow loves the plants she paints\, but is equally interested in the real and imagined history of where they grow and the shadowy spaces surrounding them. “Are these shadow spaces a sanctuary\, a refuge\, a nest? Or do they draw us into some darker\, more ominous place? How does perspective filter what we see and how we interpret it? In this complicated world\, how can we decipher what is real and what isn’t? How do we hold all this joy and grief?” \nLast year artist Lynn Wartski started to treat the surface of her anthropomorphic sculptures as an additional canvas. She created animal figures that had bold flowers\, nautical “tattoos”\, and wintery motifs on them. Liking the results\, Wartski decided to carry that idea into the sculptures for this year’s show – but with a twist. “Instead of just thematic or decorative elements\, I began with creatures that had distinctive natural patterns\, known in the fashion world as “animal prints.” I altered and morphed those distinctive markings. What emerged is a rather unique menagerie. Among them are a “tie dyed” giraffe\, a paisley pony\, and a “zentangled” zebra.” \nIn a piece titled “Yuri\,” Wartski paid homage to dear friend\, a writer and quilt artist\, by creating a wall hanging sea turtle. The turtle’s shell appears to be a crazy quilt of felted sections and fabric from Yuri’s quilt stash. A different type of natural pattern\, a life cycle\, is honored in her sculpture “Brood XIX.” This cicada with a megaphone recalls the multiple weeks of this late spring that had an insect driven soundtrack. \nNatural Patterns: Flora and Fauna will be on display at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts from July 23rd through August 25th\, 2024 with an opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk on July 26th from 6-9pm. Music at the opening is provided by “Lars Barbary and the Close Shaves.” \nAbout the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts:\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 21 local artists and represents these established artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include The Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned by 21 local artists featuring oil\, acrylic and watercolor paintings\, sculpture\, photography\, photomontage\, glass arts\, jewelry\, handcrafted furniture\, pottery\, scratchboard\, painted gourd sculptures and mixed media. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Phone: (919) 732-5001. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
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SUMMARY:Color and Form
DESCRIPTION:Mixed metal jewelry by Nell Chandler\, abstracted landscape paintings by Ellie Reinhold\, hand-made functional pottery by Evelyn Ward. In the gallery June 25th through July 21st. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, June 28th\, 6-9pm. The Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, digital art\, photomontage\, glass arts\, jewelry\, handcrafted furniture\, pottery\, and mixed media. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n“When we throw around titles for our featured artists’ shows we try to suggest titles all three of us are familiar with and challenged by” says jeweler Nell Chandler. The title Color and Form got her thinking of how she regularly uses all sorts of mixed media to embellish her jewelry creations with color. “For weeks I have been forming rings around ring mandrels and forming cuffs around cuff mandrels and incorporating gemstones for my color: purple amethysts\, pink tourmalines\, green peridots\, sky-blue topazes\, yellow citrines\, red garnets\, and blue aquamarines to create a clean\, polished look. I love the way a united title can send me in an inspiring new direction.” \n“I would say that I’m staying within my recent purview of little structures” explains painter Ellie Reinhold\, “but running with the title (Color and Form) in trying to shake it up a little bit with both a different approach to color and new venues for it. We’ll see if I manage it!”  \n“Color\, form\, function. Not necessarily in that order\,” says potter Evelyn Ward.  “Balancing the shape of a pot (or its form)\, how it will look on the surface and how it will be used are basically the job requirements of being a potter. The great thing is that this is an endless pursuit\, an endless endeavor.”  \nEnsuring that the pots she makes perform their function while being a pleasure to use\, is her primary focus. “Take a vase for example\, I’ve found a wide base and somewhat narrow neck allows the stems of the flowers to fan out and therefore the blooms do\, too\, making flower arranging effortless. But then I also want the vase to be enjoyable on its own when not in use and that’s where that dance between color and form come into play.” \nColor and Form will be on display at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts from June 25th through July 24th\, 2024 with an opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk on May 31st from 6-9pm. Music at the opening provided by The Jackson Street Band\, Mike Gasperino\, David Lobe and Larry Vellani. \nAbout the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts:\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 21 local artists and represents these established artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include painting\, sculpture\, ceramics\, photography\, photomontage\, jewelry\, glass\, metals\, encaustic\, enamel\, and wood. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery is open 10am-6pm Monday – Saturday\, and 12pm-4pm on Sunday. More information can be found on the HGA website: http://www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
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SUMMARY:Mystic Chords
DESCRIPTION:Photographic montage and mixed media by Catharine Carter\, artistic fine furniture by Pete Rodrigues\, impressionist landscape paintings by Jude Lobe. In the gallery April 23rd through May 26th. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, April 26th\, 6-9pm. \n“To ‘strike a chord’ is defined as evoking an emotional response\,” according to artist Catharine Carter. “For me the idea of Mystic Chords are ones that vibrate or resonate deep within one’s soul.” Carter uses photographic montage and mixed media to compose storytelling narratives that explore deep feelings in order to awaken dreams and memories.  “By exploring my inner landscape\,” she declares\, “I can address my insecurities\, fears\, hopes and dreams to find harmony and balance\, insight and inspiration.” \nArtist Jude Lobe’s work for Mystic Chords is an eclectic mix of painting and sculpture\, an appreciation of the natural world and the humans – past and present – who live in it. “Shamanic tradition refers to All That Is\, as the Web of Life where nothing happens in a vacuum. One thought or action affects another. Everything\, living and non-living\, is inter-connected.” Lobe refers to them as Mystic Chords\, and feels that recognizing this inter-connectedness is essential for creating a sustainable and equitable way of life. “My artworks in this show are my abstract expressions of nature.” \n“I still feel new to the gallery and to the art world as a whole\,” says woodworker Pete Rodrigues. “For the last 26 years\, I have created pieces out of wood.” However\, becoming a member of the gallery has allowed me to be more creative\, using my imagination to discover new possibilities. The process of pushing the boundaries of creativity and design within my pieces of furniture is what motivates me as an artist. For my upcoming show I’m excited about what this year’s growth has led me to create!”   \nMystic Chords will be on display at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts from April 23rd through May 26th\, with an opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk on April 26th from 6-9pm. \nAbout the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 21 local artists and represents these established artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include painting\, sculpture\, ceramics\, photography\, photomontage\, jewelry\, glass\, metals\, encaustic\, enamel\, and wood. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery is open 10am-6pm Monday – Saturday\, and 12pm-4pm on Sunday. More information can be found on the HGA website: http://www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
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SUMMARY:Earth Elements
DESCRIPTION:Terra cotta pottery vessels by Garry Childs\, fused glass art by Mark Kinsella\, watermedia collage paintings by Nancy Smith. In the gallery March 26th through April 21st. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, March 29th\, 6-9pm. The Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, handcrafted furniture\, pottery\, and mixed media. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
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LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240107
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240219
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SUMMARY:Past to Present
DESCRIPTION:Past to Present: Celebrating Former Members \nBeginning on January 7th\, the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts will present an invitational show of new work by 12 former members of the gallery. Some of these artists were recent members\, while others were with us in the more distant past. All have continued to explore their art in other venues and sometimes in different mediums.  \nPainters Linda Carmel\, Lolette Guthrie and Michele Yellin will be familiar names and faces to current customers of the gallery\, as will textile artist Alice Levinson and ironwood carver Larry Favorite. All were recent members; while painters Peg Bachenheimer\, Kimberly Wheaton\, and Jean LeCluyse\, jewelry designer Mirinda Kossoff\, sculptor Renee Leverty\, fabric artist Ali Givens\, and glass artist Mark Kinsella were members in earlier days of HGA.  \nWe look forward to seeing where their art journeys have taken them since their time with us. Please join us for an opening reception with all the artists from 1-4pm on Sunday\, January 14th in the gallery. \nThe show will run from January 7 to February 18 with an opening reception on Sunday January 14th from 1-4pm. \nAbout the Gallery\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 21 local artists and represents these established artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The gallery’s offerings include watercolor\, oil and acrylic paintings\, metal and figurative sculpture\, ceramics\, photography\, digital art\, photomontage\, jewelry\, glass arts\, metals\, encaustic\, enamel\, and handcrafted furniture. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery’s hours are 10am-6pm Monday – Saturday\, 12-4pm on Sunday. More information can be found on the HGA website: http://www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
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LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Ceramics,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Exhibit,Fabric & Fiber Arts,Free Events,Jewelry & Glass,Photography Film & Digital Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230926
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231023
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SUMMARY:Reciprocus
DESCRIPTION:Colorfully researched collages by Pat Merriman\, abstracted landscape paintings by Ellie Reinhold\, mixed media figurative sculpture by Lynn Wartski. In the gallery September 26th through October 22nd. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, September 29th\, 6-9pm. The Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, handcrafted furniture\, pottery\, and mixed media. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com      \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/reciprocus/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Ceramics,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Exhibit,Free Events,Jewelry & Glass,Photography Film & Digital Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230822
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230925
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SUMMARY:From The Mind's Eye
DESCRIPTION:Botanical oil paintings by Chris Graebner\, vibrant landscape paintings by Marcy Lansman\, distinctive blown glass by Pringle Teetor. In the gallery August 22nd through September 24th. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, August 25th\, 6-9pm. The Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, handcrafted furniture\, pottery\, and mixed media. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com  \nFrom the Mind’s Eye\, highlights the work of Chris Graebner\, Marcy Lansman and Pringle Teetor\, on display at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts from August 22 through September 24\, with a reception in the gallery on Friday\, August 25th from 6-9pm. \nOil painter Chris Graebner\, has continued her botanical series this year. These paintings are oil on cradled panel – a smooth flat surface that is perfect for detailed work and which allows the painting to extend right to the edge without the intervention of a frame. In the process of making them Graebner rediscovered her “magic brush.” “Back in the late 1990s\, I was taking a class in watercolors\, when I discovered a Raphael Kolinsky sable brush in the bargain bin of a Kansas City art supply store. These brushes are usually quite expensive\, but this one was on deep discount\, so I bought it. I couldn’t believe how much more control I had with a really good brush. It felt like magic! Fast forward 20 years: I’d stopped using watercolors and returned to oils. My magic brush was made for watercolors\, so I’d put it away. Last year I got it out again and decided to see how it would work with oils. Most brushes for oil paints are stiffer with much coarser bristles. But for the detailed work that I do\, my little sable brushes are perfect!” \nMany of Marcy Lansman’s paintings have been inspired by what she sees on walks in the woods near her home in Chapel Hill.  “On summer mornings I go straight from the woods into my studio\, where I recreate some of what I experienced on my walk. I put down an underpainting of patches of bright colors.  Then\, using a palette knife\, I fill the painting with random strokes that work together to create the illusion of light hitting trees.”\nAlthough it’s impossible to control the palette knife as precisely as a brush\, it’s easier to create random\, organic shapes.  Speckles of color from the underpainting show through the random shapes created by the palette knife.  The effect of those speckles is to liven up the painting\, mimicking splashes of light we see in nature.  This technique is especially suited to paintings of trees since\, from a distance\, the leaves on a tree look like random patches that vary not only in brightness\, but in color.\n“I want the paintings to take the viewers out of their busy world into the peace and quiet of the woods.” \nFor glass blower Pringle Teetor these past 2 years have felt like an out-of-control freight train with too many major transitions. “I really wanted to get back to working with cane but felt that my head wasn’t where I needed it to be for complicated work. So\, a couple of weeks before shutting the glass furnace down for the summer\, I decided not to worry about the final product and just practice canework. After just one piece\, I suddenly felt like I was back in the saddle! I have had a few designs in my head for a long time that I had wanted to try.  One is called a “switched axis”:  after the cane is rolled up on the pipe\, a hole is made in the side and a pipe is attached there. Then the original pipe is removed from the gather. This changes the direction of whatever was on the first pipe.  It is a complicated procedure\, but the results are stunning.” \nAbout the Gallery:\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 21 local artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include oil\, acrylic and watercolor paintings\, metal sculpture\, figurative sculpture\, ceramics\, photography\, montage\, digital art\, mixed media\, jewelry\, glass\, and handcrafted furniture. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery’s hours are 10am-6pm Monday–Saturday\, 12-4pm Sunday. More information can be found at HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/from-the-minds-eye/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Free Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230627
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230724
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SUMMARY:From Earth to Sky
DESCRIPTION:Terra cotta pottery vessels by Garry Childs\, artistic fine furniture by Pete Rodrigues\, watermedia collage paintings by Nancy Smith. In the gallery June 27th through July 23rd. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, June 30th\, 6-9pm. The Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, handcrafted furniture\, pottery\, and mixed media. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com      \nFrom Earth to Sky will be at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts June 27 to July 23 with a reception in the gallery on Friday\, June 30 from 6-9pm. \nGarry Childs’ artwork is formed on a potter’s wheel from terra-cotta clay. After the clay has stiffened enough to handle\, he applies glazes and carves patterns through the glaze into the damp clay. When completely dry\, the pots are fired to 2\,100 degrees. “In the past few years I have been applying local clays directly to the pots in a liquid form. These clays are used straight from the ground with all the naturally occurring impurities and organic material to provide interesting surface textures.” Says Childs\, “We often refer to parts of pots like parts of the human body. Neck\, shoulder\, belly\, foot and lip are used for both. I see people in the curves of the shapes. Many have what I think of as a feminine form with slow soft curves. Put your arms around one\, you’ll see what I mean.” \n“I still feel new to the gallery and to the art world as a whole\,” says furniture maker Pete Rodrigues. “For the last 25 years\, I have created pieces out of wood. Becoming a resident artist in the gallery has allowed me to be more creative\, using my imagination and discovering new possibilities.” Rodrigues is excited about his new wall art\, “these designs consist of contemporary shapes and are held to the wall with magnets. The magnets give an opportunity for each piece to be hung in any way on the wall\, allowing purchasers to continue the creative process. Also in the show are some of my new furniture designs and floating shelves. They’re both beautiful and functional.” \nFor painter Nancy Smith inspiration for this show did not come easy. “I was going through a major life transition and my creative spirit was on hiatus. The deadline for paintings was looming large and I had started none.” To soothe herself\, Smith spent time in nature taking walks in the woods. “Surrounded by trees\, I listened to the music of a flowing stream and bird song. I felt peaceful\, sustained\, and nurtured. Ideas began to take root and grow. The paintings in this show are an expression of my emotional experience while communing with earth and sky.” \nAbout the Gallery \nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 21 local artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include oil\, acrylic and watercolor paintings\, metal sculpture\, figurative sculpture\, ceramics\, photography\, montage\, digital art\, mixed media\, jewelry\, glass\, and handcrafted furniture. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery’s hours are 10am-6pm Monday–Saturday\, 12-4pm Sunday. More information can be found at HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/from-earth-to-sky/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Ceramics,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Through Our Eyes
DESCRIPTION: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 featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, handcrafted furniture\, pottery\, and mixed media. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Hours: Monday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com \nWhen a new piece begins to take shape in jeweler Arianna Bara’s mind\, sometimes the idea arrives before the stones\, 0ther times not. Then she pulls out trays of stones and fossils from around the world. “I lay them out on my design table and begin the process of mixing and matching colors\, shapes\, textures\, sizes. I am invariably drawn towards figurative combinations. As the sunlight falls across them\, flashes of color and movement spark my attention as I shift them around. In my mind’s eye heads and bodies come together in combinations that evoke an ancient primal female form. When the right stones find each other it is as satisfying as fitting together pieces of a puzzle.” \nPainter Ryann Carey fell in love with the challenge of watercolors as a medium for expression. In the last year she’s been using their transparency to explore her interest in negative space. “I strive to merge the representational world with the emotional response that it elicits.  Photography was my first love in art\, so I let my love of observation be my inspiration to capture a moment on camera.  With my paintings\, I then rely heavily on my memory to portray not only what the eye has seen but also the feeling that a space and time evoked. Humans are united by our common experiences and our emotional connection to our environment. My hope is to create work that conjures up this common thread among us.” \nWoodworker Ian Herdell is fascinated by the stories that trees can tell. Each piece of wood has a unique history\, shaped by the natural world over its lifetime. “Through my art\, I strive to forge a connection between nature and human intention\, making something new and beautiful to share. Through my eyes\, trees tell me of soil\, wind and water – of storms\, insects and fungus – of passing seasons – of time on a slow scale. My work is inspired by the organic shapes and textures of trees and the stories they hold within. Each piece is handmade and represents a conversation\, a back and forth I have with the tree’s tale and our shared human story. Both are old sagas and I feel privileged to add a few lines of my own.”  \n\n\n	Related
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LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Jewelry & Glass
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230328
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230424
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SUMMARY:BREATHE
DESCRIPTION:Fused and stained glass art by Susan Hope\, painting and multimedia art by Jude Lobe\, photographic montage and mixed media by Catharine Carter. In the gallery March 28th through April 23rd. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, March 31st\, 6-9pm. HGA is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, handcrafted furniture\, pottery\, and textiles. Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com \nFor painter and multi-media artist\, Jude Lobe\, it’s about finding peace and calm in the beauty of nature. “Our exhibit this year is a call out to breathe and find the beauty around us rather than to get caught up in the stress of what we hear on the news.”  “My art in this exhibit\,” says Lobe “is inspired by the nature around me which convinces me that all living and so-called ‘non-living’ things are interwoven and connected with the animals and people that live that connection.”  \n“Breathe. We all do it. It is automatic. It is life” says glass artist Susan Hope. But faced with the title of the show\, she “anticipated the fast approaching deadline\, and had to calmly breathe… a lot… and wait for the ideas to rise out of attention to the moment.”  “Sometimes the inspiration just isn’t there. Sometimes the muse is missing. Sometimes the glass or the kiln won’t cooperate.”  Her work for this show reflects her continued experimentation with glass as it is broken\, fragmented\, crushed and melted again and again. Working in this technique enables Hope to create more painterly images\, unlimited colors and a variety of textures. It is a slow process. Each firing in the kiln can be as long as 24 hours and each piece is fired 4-6 times before it is cleaned and polished. “I began to see these ‘down times’ as the breath taken and the space between bursts of activity. In the silence of the kiln the many broken pieces became fused into a whole piece again. Just as in life\, creation and healing began in the quiet and rest when I would patiently\, intentionally…breathe.” \nWhen photographic montage artist Catharine Carter thinks about the title of this show\, “Breathe” she is “reminded how often we go through our busy day without stopping to take a breath and check in with our feelings. It is in those moments when I stop and take a breath\, the act of inhaling and exhaling can put me in touch with my thoughts and allow me be open to inspiration.”\n“My art starts with recognizing an especially prominent or troubling thought or feeling that that makes me wonder why it has my attention. My piece ‘Open Book’ celebrates how a great story can spark your imagination. In ‘Bubbles’ I was thinking about the fragility of life and ‘Omen’ is the representation of a foreshadowing feeling.”  \n“Breathe” will be on display at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts from March 28th through April 23rd with a reception in the gallery on Friday\, March 31st from 6-9pm.  \nAbout the Gallery\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 21 local artists and represents these established artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include oil and acrylic paintings\, sculpture\, ceramics\, photography\, jewelry\, glass\, metals\, encaustic\, enamel\, and wood. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery’s winter hours are 10am-6pm Tuesday –Saturday\, 12-4pm on Sunday. More information can be found on the HGA website: http://www.HillsboroughGallery.com   \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/breathe/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Exhibit,Jewelry & Glass,Photography Film & Digital Arts
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SUMMARY:Jaki Shelton Green\, reading and reception
DESCRIPTION:As the capstone of the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts’ current show “It’s All About the Story\,” Jaki Shelton Green will read her poetry in the gallery on Sunday\, March 12th\, 4-6pm. The reading will be followed by a reception and book signing. The event is free and open to the public. \nJaki Shelton Green is the ninth Poet Laureate of North Carolina\, the first African American and third woman to be appointed as the North Carolina Poet Laureate. She is a North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame Inductee\, and a 2003 recipient of the North Carolina Award for Literature. Jaki Shelton Green teaches Documentary Poetry at Duke University Center for Documentary Studies.  \nAbout the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts:\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 21 local artists and represents these established artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include paintings\, sculpture\, ceramics\, photography\, textiles\, jewelry\, glass\, metals\, encaustic\, enamel\, and wood. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery is open 10am-6pm Tuesday – Saturday\, and 12pm-4pm on Sunday. More information can be found on the HGA website: http://www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/jaki-shelton-green-reading-and-reception/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Book Signing,Free Events,Reading
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230327
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SUMMARY:It’s All About the Story\, Volume IX: Jaki Shelton Green
DESCRIPTION:In 2013 the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts began an annual show highlighting the work of a local writer by responding visually to his or her work. In the past\, this show has been inspired by the work of writers with local ties: Michael Malone\, Lee Smith\, Allan Gurganus\, Jill McCorkle\, Nancy Peacock\, John Bemis\, Elizabeth Keckly and composer Billy Strayhorn. This year the show returns\, after a two year COVID hiatus\, with a show spotlighting the work of North Carolina Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green. The gallery’s 21 artists have each chosen a poem from Ms. Green’s book Breath of the Song as inspiration for a work of art in their chosen medium.\nPhotographer Eric Saunders was struck by her poem “Rumors” the opening lines of which read: “what could the clouds be whispering about me? They don’t even know my name – and later in the poem – girl\, cloud know your name moon too stars told ‘em”. Two of Eric’s photographs were inspired by this poem.\nIn the poem “i know the grandmother one had hands”\, the poet speaks about her grandmother’s life\, using hands to symbolize the whole person. The poem ends with those hands poking holes in the clouds so the rain could fall. Chris Graebner took the image one step further and imagined the grandmother’s hands catching that rain\, in her painting “I Know the Grandmother One Had Hands to Catch the Rain.”\nArtist Nancy Smith’s painting “i know the grandmother one had hands” was inspired by the same poem. “On reading it\, I was flooded with memories of my grandmother. Her hands embraced the hard life as a farmer’s wife- tilling the soil\, milking cows\, rendering pork and burying two of her seven children. Long deceased\, she continues to hold me gently within her hands as I wrap myself in the quilt she stitched from clothes I wore as a child.”\nSculptor Lynn Wartski took imagery in the poem “eva” to create a piece called “Rabbit Games and Midnight Rainbows” from the lines “tongues spoken from the ears are seen at night and only precede midnight rainbows we played the games of rabbits”.\nThe poem “praise song” resonated with Jude Lobe\, speaking to her about connecting with nature and respecting what it has to teach us. “My artwork is a young girl dancing with a tree and within that tree the girl sees a soul.”\nFor Catharine Carter the poetry in Breath of the Song is\, like her own work\, all about relationships and family. “I think of my images as visual poetry and similar to the poetry of Jacki Shelton Green. Like her\, I am interested in human relationships and interactions.”\nEduardo Lapetina took the title of a collection of poems “Singing a Tree into Dance” as inspiration for an abstract painting. “I think that I was able to translate this idea from Jaki Green into a happy painting and that my image will provoke everyone to dance!”\nThe images in this volume of poetry provided fertile inspiration for the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts’ 21 visual artists. Their work will be on display from February 14th through March 26th with a reception in the gallery on February 24th from 6-9pm.  In addition\, the gallery will host a reading by Ms. Green in the gallery on Sunday\, March 12th from 4-6pm. Both events are free and open to the public.  \nAbout the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts\nThe Hillsborough Gallery of Arts is owned and operated by 21 local artists and represents these established artists exhibiting contemporary fine art and fine craft. The Gallery’s offerings include paintings\, sculpture\, ceramics\, photography\, textiles\, jewelry\, glass\, metals\, encaustic\, enamel\, and wood. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278. Phone: (919) 732-5001. The gallery is open 10am-6pm Tuesday – Saturday\, and 12pm-4pm on Sunday. More information can be found on the HGA website: http://www.HillsboroughGallery.com \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/its-all-about-the-story-volume-ix-jaki-shelton-green/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibit,Free Events
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SUMMARY:Orange County Artists Guild Studio Tour Preview Show
DESCRIPTION:The Orange County Artists Guild Open Studio Tour returns for the 28th year. With work by more than 100 artists in studios located all over Orange County\, come see the preview show at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts before deciding which studios to visit first. The preview show runs from Oct. 25th – Nov. 13th\, with an opening reception on Friday\, Oct. 28th\, from 6-9pm. \nOwned & operated by 21 local artists\, the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts features painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, wood\, pottery & textile arts. Hours: 10-6 Tues–Sat\, 12-4 Sun \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/orange-county-artists-guild-studio-tour-preview-show-2/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Exhibit
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220927
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SUMMARY:Somewhere in Time
DESCRIPTION:Oil abstracts and landscapes by Lolette Guthrie\, photography & digital art by Eric Saunders\, one-of-a-kind blown glass pieces by Pringle Teetor. In the gallery September 27 through October 23. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, September 30th\, 6-9pm. HGA is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, wood\, pottery\, and textiles. Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit www.HillsboroughGallery.com. \nThis program is supported in part by a grant from the Orange County Arts Commission. (Funding from the North Carolina Arts Council\, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.) We also thank Orange County Emergency Small Business Funding Program. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/somewhere-in-time/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Ceramics,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Fabric & Fiber Arts,Free Events,Jewelry & Glass,Photography Film & Digital Arts
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220725
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SUMMARY:Variations
DESCRIPTION:Terra cotta pottery vessels by Garry Childs\, North Carolina landscapes and colorfully researched collages by Pat Merriman\, watermedia collage paintings by Nancy Smith. In the gallery June 21 through July 24. 121 N. Churton Street\, Hillsborough NC. Opening reception during Hillsborough’s Last Friday Art Walk\, June 24th\, 6-9pm. HGA is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, wood\, pottery\, and textiles. Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10-6\, Sunday 12 – 4. For more information about the show visit HillsboroughGallery.com \nThis program is supported in part by a grant from the Orange County Arts Commission. (Funding from the North Carolina Arts Council\, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.) We also thank Orange County Emergency Small Business Funding Program. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/variations/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Ceramics,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Fabric & Fiber Arts,Free Events,Jewelry & Glass,Photography Film & Digital Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220223
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220321
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SUMMARY:First Stirrings
DESCRIPTION:FIRST STIRRINGS\, a group show of new work by HGA’s 21 owner-artists. February 23rd through March 20th. Opening reception Friday\, Feb. 25th\, 6-9pm. Located at 121 N. Churton Street in Hillsborough NC\, the gallery is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass art\, jewelry\, handcrafted furniture\, pottery & textile art. Hours: 10-6 Tues–Sat\, 12-4 Sun. www.HillsboroughGallery.com \nThis program is supported in part by a grant from the Orange County Arts Commission. (Funding from the North Carolina Arts Council\, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.) We also thank Orange County Emergency Small Business Funding Program. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/first-stirrings/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Ceramics,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Exhibit,Fabric & Fiber Arts,Jewelry & Glass,Photography Film & Digital Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211029
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211115
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LAST-MODIFIED:20211012T174545Z
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SUMMARY:Orange County Artists Guild Studio Tour Preview Show
DESCRIPTION:The Orange County Artists Guild Open Studio Tour returns for the 27th year. With work by more than 100 artists in 82 studios located all over Orange County come see the preview show at the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts before deciding which studios to visit first. The preview show runs from Oct. 29th – Nov. 14th\, with an opening reception on Friday\, Oct. 29th\, from 6-9pm. \nOwned & operated by 21 local artists\, the Hillsborough Gallery of Arts features painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, wood\, pottery & textile arts. Hours: 10-6 Tues–Sat\, 12-4 Sun. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Orange County Arts Commission. (Funding from the North Carolina Arts Council\, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.) We also thank Orange County Emergency Small Business Funding Program. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/orange-county-artists-guild-studio-tour-preview-show/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Ceramics,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Fabric & Fiber Arts,Free Events,Jewelry & Glass
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211025
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SUMMARY:UNMUTED
DESCRIPTION:Vibrant landscape paintings by Marcy Lansman\, abstracted landscape paintings by Ellie Reinhold and figurative wool sculpture by Lynn Wartski. In the gallery and online September 24th through October 24th. 121 N. Churton Street Hillsborough NC. HGA is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, wood\, pottery\, and textiles. \nHours: Tuesday – Saturday 10 – 6\, Sunday from 12 – 4. Last Friday Reception September 24th 6-9pm. View the show online at www.HillsboroughGallery.com through October 24th. \nThis program is supported in part by a grant from the Orange County Arts Commission. (Funding from the North Carolina Arts Council\, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.) We also thank Orange County Emergency Small Business Funding Program. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/unmuted/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Exhibit,Fabric & Fiber Arts,Free Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210827
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210920
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SUMMARY:DREAMSCAPES
DESCRIPTION:Abstract and oil landscapes by Lolette Guthrie\, photography and digital art by Eric Saunders and distinctive blown glass by Pringle Teetor. In the gallery and online August 27th through September 19th. 121 N. Churton Street Hillsborough NC. HGA is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, wood\, pottery\, and textiles. Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 10 – 6\, Sunday from 12 – 4 pm. Last Friday Reception August 27th 6-9pm. View the show online at www.HillsboroughGallery.com through September 19th.\nThis program is supported in part by a grant from the Orange County Arts Commission. (Funding from the North Carolina Arts Council\, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.) We also thank Orange County Emergency Small Business Funding Program. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/dreamscapes/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Jewelry & Glass,Photography Film & Digital Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210730
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210823
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SUMMARY:VISIONS
DESCRIPTION:Stained glass by Susan Hope\, contemporary sewn textiles by Alice Levinson and cold wax and mixed-media paintings by Jude Lobe. In the gallery and online July 30th through August 22nd. 121 N. Churton Street Hillsborough NC. HGA is owned by 21 local artists featuring painting\, sculpture\, photography\, glass\, jewelry\, wood\, pottery\, and textiles. Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 10 – 6\, Sunday from 12 – 4. Last Friday Reception July 30th 6-9pm. View the show online at www.HillsboroughGallery.com through August 22nd.\nThis program is supported in part by a grant from the Orange County Arts Commission. (Funding from the North Carolina Arts Council\, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.) We also thank Orange County Emergency Small Business Funding Program. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://artsorange.org/event/visions/
LOCATION:121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC 27278-2533\, United States\, 121 N Churton St\, Hillsborough\, NC\, 27278\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Walk,Drawing Painting & Mixed Media,Fabric & Fiber Arts,Jewelry & Glass
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