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Friday 7/16
 
Riverwalk Gallery is hosting a reception on Friday 7/16 at the Turnage theater to celebrate the show of  member's works on display for the month of July. This is a fundraiser for the Turnage theater. A percentage of all sales go to the theater. The reception is from 5-6:30pm on FRiday 7/16. The works can be seen through the month of July, Monday-Friday 10-4pm. PLease call 975-1191 or 974-0400 for more information.
 
Riverwalk Gallery is hosting a special showing of work done by patricpants at the Jewelry Designer Day Camp held previously in Washington. These works include necklaces, bracelets, rings, anklets, and pendants made by: Amber Midgyette, Madison Tankard, and Amelia Woolard. The show will be up through Monday July 19. Please call Riverwalk Gallery at 974-0400 for more information. The gallery is located at 139 W. Main Street in dowtown Washington.
 
 
Saturday 7/17
 
Riverwalk Gallery is hosting a special showing of work done by patricpants at the Jewelry Designer Day Camp held previously in Washington. These works include necklaces, bracelets, rings, anklets, and pendants made by Amber Midgyette, Madison Tankard, and Amelia Woolard. The show will be up through Monday July 19. Please call Riverwalk Gallery at 974-0400 for more information. The gallery is located at 139 W. Main Street in dowtown Washington.
 
 
Monday 7/19
 
Riverwalk Gallery is hosting a special showing of work done by patricpants at the Jewelry Designer Day Camp held previously in Washington. These works include necklaces, bracelets, rings, anklets, and pendants made by Amber Midgyette, Madison Tankard, and Amelia Woolard. The show will be up through Monday July 19. Please call Riverwalk Gallery at 974-0400 for more information. The gallery is located at 139 W. Main Street in dowtown Washington.
 
 
Sunday 7/25
 
The Writer's Corner is hosting an event on Sunday July 25 from 2-5pm at Riverwalk Gallery; located at 139 W. Main St. in downtown Washington. Local writer and published author Marni Graff will be the featured speaker for this afternoon book event. Light refreshments will be served. For more information please call Riverwalk Gallery at 974-0400.
 
Thursday 8/19
 
Riverwalk gallery will be hosting their "Dog Days of Summer" reception on August 19, from 6-9pm. Join the artists and writers from Riverwalk for an evening of art, food, and conversation. All the members will be showing new work based on the "dog days of summer" theme.  The gallery is located at 139 W. Main Street, Washington. PLease call 974-0400 for more information.

 
 
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The Island Art Gallery and Christmas Shop is featuring the work of artist Ron Vick during the month of July.

Vick draws inspiration from the coastal Carolinas' breathtaking sunsets, abundant wildlife, rural landscapes and ocean vistas. He works in a variety of media including metals, wood, paint, and photography.

A resident of Tyrrell County , His formal education began at Atlantic Christian College (Barton) in Wilson and culminated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from East Carolina University.

After graduation, he settled in Columbia and began his career as an artist painting views of the Scuppernong River as well as portraits of local citizens. The Atlantic Flyway provided magnificent waterfowl inspirations for paintings. Captivated by hunting lore, he began to create vintage styled decoys that drew clients nationally including Ducks Unlimited. His work was featured on the cover of the Green Wings catalog. During the course of promoting the decoys, he became an adept photographer adding this medium to his repertory.

 
 
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July 2-30 Exhibit Art with
Ian Lowry & Carol Owen
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Opening Reception July 2nd 5:30-7:30pm.
In the Jaquelin Jenkins Gallery

for more information and directions click here

 
 
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Saturday, May 8th, 10:00 am-4:00 pm, come to the Pocosin Arts Studio for a creative day making potholders and puppets, which you may offer for sale and/or display during the summer exhibit: Pots, Pot Racks, Potholders, and Puppets! Bring some supplies such as felted wool, fabric remnants, quilt squares, needles & thread, embroidery floss, scissors, (& your sewing machine if you prefer).  We will exchange ideas about how to make artful potholders using simple hand-stitching techniques. We’ll also collaborate on some ideas for making handmade original and inspired puppets with children. Get some ideas for Vacation Bible School craft projects! All participants will have the chance to create these inspired local arts and crafts to sell through the Pocosin Arts Gallery during the summer tourist season.  Limited space for participants, call ahead to RSVP: 252-796-2787.

 
 
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IBXarts fest, behold the time is near! mark your calendars for May 29th exit 562  Hwy 64 in Columbia NC ( same exit as the regional 4-H center) - stay posted for more info!  Artists from all over the Inner Banks will be present!



 
 
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Saturday November 7th from 10 to 5 pm  and Sunday November  8th from 1 to 5 pm!

At the O.A. Peay School Gymnasium in Swan Quarter. The public is invited to purchase original creations by artists and crafts people throughout the region! Presented by the Hyde County Arts Group.
Supported by a grant from the NC Arts Council and by the Beaufort County Arts Council.

 
 
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KilianPottery.com
The second Eastern North Carolina Pottery Festival will be held on 14 November in Pollocksville, North Carolina.  Twenty-plus potters will gather on the grounds of Daniels Art Glass Gallery, to show and sell their original pottery, as well as to demonstrate throwing techniques and various types of firing.  The purpose of this festival is to provide a forum for our own enormously talented potters in Eastern North Carolina to display their pottery.

There is no need to travel great distances when you have potters such as Candice Young, Jim Bisbee, Michaele Watson, Brent Wheelwright, Scott Haynes, Rich Daniels, Elizabeth Pridy, Maureen Davis, Pamela Holliday, Ben Watford, Carole McCracken,  Kathy Whitley, Shelly and Chris Mathias, to name only a few that will be attending.  This year, Candace Young of Bay River Pottery, will demonstrate a Raku firing technique and also have small pots available for festival attendees to add their own pet’s hair or feathers, leaving an intriguing carbon impression on the pot.  A portion of the proceeds from these pots will benefit the Capital Humane Society and PAWS.

Children will also have an opportunity to get their hands dirty and throw a pot on the potters wheel.  Brent Wheelwright and Scott Haynes from Morehead City, will be demonstrating their refined skills for throwing large vessels.  The festival is from 9 – 4 PM and is sure to be a great time for everyone who loves pottery.

For further information, contact Rich Daniels, (252) 224-1446.

 
 
January 2010, the city of New Bern will begin its year-long Tercentennial Celebration.
New Bern Artworks & Company, a gallery located at 323B Middle Street, New Bern, NC 28560 has announced that during the month of May 2010, it will have an exhibit of 300 paintings done “en plein aire” to artistically celebrate the city’s anniversary. The exhibit will be advertised statewide as an event related to the tercentennial celebration and we expect substantial gallery traffic and sales. The opening reception will coincide with the May 2010 New Bern Artwalk evening and all pieces on display will be for sale.

This exhibit is open to all artists. Paintings must be painted en plein aire, within the New Bern city limits, be completed between September 2009 and April 2010, commission structure is 50/50

Additional information about the gallery can be found at newbernartworks.com

New Bern Artworks & Company
323B Middle Street, New Bern, NC
252 634-9002
Contact: John Hanley
252 675-3834
 
 
 
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The Wellington B. Gray Gallery of East Carolina University's School of Art and Design will present the Sculpture 2009: The North Carolina Sculpture Consortium Exhibition from September 1 through September 25. There will be an accompanying symposium on contemporary sculpture including talks, demonstrations, and a panel discussion at the School of Art and Design on Thursday, September 24 and Friday, September 25. John Henry, a world renowned sculptor from Chattanooga, Tennessee will deliver the keynote talk on September 24 at 5:30 p.m. in the Speight Auditorium in the Jenkins Fine Arts Center on the ECU campus. A reception for the exhibition will follow in the Gray Gallery. On Friday, September 25, sculptor Thomas Sayre of Raleigh will speak in Speight Auditorium at 12:00 noon.

 
 
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 51st Albemarle Craftsman’s Fair
Friday and Saturday October 23 & 24 10am – 7 pm
Sunday October 25    10am – 5pm
Knobbs Creek Recreation Center-200 Ward Street, Elizabeth City, NC
Contact – 252-338-3954 or 252-562-5441 or email lnewinslow@yahoo.com
Website http://www.albemarlecraftsmansfair.com
This show is one of the oldest demonstrating shows in North Carolina. Over 50 craftsmen will be demonstrating and selling quality handcrafts. Through fifty years of changing times, pride, quality and tradition have remained constant.