Artist Opportunities
The North Carolina Arts Council is pleased to share the latest listing of artist opportunities. Our listings can now be found under Arts News at NCArtsEveryday.org. Opportunities for artists will be posted on this site every other Wednesday, and previous posts are also available for artists to search.
We hope you will take a moment to check out NCArtsEveryday.org and visit often. It is a comprehensive resource for arts news, trends and highlights. You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter to get all of the latest information about the arts in our state.
Chatham County, North Carolina is a lovely rural environment, just perfect for artists to create and show their work. Chatham's visual and performing artists offer unique authentic creations, just minutes from the Triangle, Triad and Southern Pines communities. Come experience our creativity! *Copyright of Forrest C. Greenslade, PhD
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Friday, May 6, 2011
Beer Garden Party
Hello folks:
As you may already know, I serve as a volunteer at Chatham County Together
in their Graduation Project program. I get so much satisfaction from working
with high school students in accomplishing a quite daunting task for them.
You can see a photo of one of my students with his horse sculpture on the
home page of the CCT website:
http://chathamcountytogether.org/ Chatham County Together is a critically
important resource for our communities.
Accordingly, Carol-Ann and I are holding a fund raising party in our garden
in Fearrington Village on Sunday May 22nd from 2 to 5 PM. Our garden has
been featured in Caroilina Gardener magazine:
http://www.forrestgreenslade.com/ND08_FG.pdf It will be great fun. It will
be a Beer Garden Party. Carolina Brewery has donated one of its wonderful
spring beers. Harris Teeter and several CCT volunteers have donated tasty
German style snacks. Please join us in support of CCT, stroll through our
sculpture garden and gallery, sip some brew and enjoy a good time with
friends.
We are suggesting a donation of at least $15 per person. Checks should be
made payable to Chatham County Together. Please RSVP to
sculptor@forrestgreenslade.com so we can have an estimate of attendance.
I hope to see you at our party,
Forrest
As you may already know, I serve as a volunteer at Chatham County Together
in their Graduation Project program. I get so much satisfaction from working
with high school students in accomplishing a quite daunting task for them.
You can see a photo of one of my students with his horse sculpture on the
home page of the CCT website:
http://chathamcountytogether.org/ Chatham County Together is a critically
important resource for our communities.
Accordingly, Carol-Ann and I are holding a fund raising party in our garden
in Fearrington Village on Sunday May 22nd from 2 to 5 PM. Our garden has
been featured in Caroilina Gardener magazine:
http://www.forrestgreenslade.com/ND08_FG.pdf It will be great fun. It will
be a Beer Garden Party. Carolina Brewery has donated one of its wonderful
spring beers. Harris Teeter and several CCT volunteers have donated tasty
German style snacks. Please join us in support of CCT, stroll through our
sculpture garden and gallery, sip some brew and enjoy a good time with
friends.
We are suggesting a donation of at least $15 per person. Checks should be
made payable to Chatham County Together. Please RSVP to
sculptor@forrestgreenslade.com so we can have an estimate of attendance.
I hope to see you at our party,
Forrest
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Artist Studios at Fearrington Village
Artist Studios at Fearrington Village is an informal group of visual artists who live and work in Fearrington Village, a lovely country community near Chapel Hill with many creative and productive residents. Our mission is to:
Attract visitors to our studios to experience the creative process;
Facilitate opportunities to exhibit and sell our artwork;
Enhance the lives of all in our community through the arts;
Promote Fearrington Village as an arts destination;
Support one another in our professional lives.
We welcome all Fearrington residents interested in creating art and fine crafts.
For more information, visit: http://www.fearringtonfha.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=239
Caption: Pottery by Co-founder Stan Pomeranz
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