The legendary Green Man deity of the British Isles and
Europe was believed to create rain, sustain nature, and support livestock and
pasture. He has adorned churches, all sorts of buildings, and feels very
comfortable in the garden. L’Lomme Vert is created from cement, peat moss,
chicken wire, 100 year old tin roof tiles and found deer antlers with tarnished
bronze coating, exterior house paint and eye balls by Jonathan Davis. I will
display “L’Homme Vert” starting Saturday August 24th at “Come Out
and Play” at JimGin Farm. Then, this assemblage will be at the North Carolina
Botanical Garden “Sculpture in the Garden” http://ncbg.unc.edu/exhibits-and-art/#sculpture September 21st through December.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
Sunday, August 18, 2013
L'Homme Vert
The legendary Green Man deity of the British Isles and
Europe was believed to create rain, sustain nature, and support livestock and
pasture. He has adorned churches, all sorts of buildings, and feels very
comfortable in the garden. L’Lomme Vert is created from cement, peat moss,
chicken wire, 100 year old tin roof tiles and found deer antlers with tarnished
bronze coating, exterior house paint and eye balls by Jonathan Davis. I will
display “L’Homme Vert” starting Saturday August 24th at “Come Out
and Play” at JimGin Farm. Then, this assemblage will be at the North Carolina
Botanical Garden “Sculpture in the Garden” http://ncbg.unc.edu/exhibits-and-art/#sculpture September 21st through December.Duck Duck Goose, A sculptural kids game
Duck duck goose
Critters on the loose
Children laughing in the garden.
Critters on the loose
Children laughing in the garden.
Duck duck goose
They use any excuse
To laugh and run without regard, and
They use any excuse
To laugh and run without regard, and
Goose duck duck
The kids have run amuck
This game is so avant garde, and
The kids have run amuck
This game is so avant garde, and
Duck duck goose
I guess you can deduce
Life is so much fun in a garden.
I guess you can deduce
Life is so much fun in a garden.
This goofy gaggle was made of recycled rebar and plastic
bags, cement, peat moss, chicken wire, steel, and tarnished bronze coating. I
will display “Duck, Duck Goose” starting Saturday August 24th at “Come
Out and Play” at JimGin Farm. Then, this assemblage will be at the North
Carolina Botanical Garden “Sculpture in the Garden” http://ncbg.unc.edu/exhibits-and-art/#sculpture September 21st through December.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Fearrington Writers Read
The
first (annual) Fearrington Writers’ Read will be held at McIntyre’s Book Store
in Fearrington Village on Wednesday, June 26 at 2 p.m.
Here’s
your chance to hear your neighbors and friends, who are members of the
Fearrington Writing Group, read short prose work they have written.
You
are in for a treat when you listen to, and ask questions of, these eight
skilled writers:
Sherman Poultney (coordinator, Prose Group II)
Dick Merwarth (coordinator, Prose Group I)
Forrest Greenslade
(co-founder, Fearrington Writers’ Group)
William
A. Polf
Caroline Taylor
Les
Ewen
Barry Reece (co-founder, Fearrington Writers’ Group)
Laura
T. Jensen (facilitator, Fearrington Writers’ Group)
About the Fearrington Writers Group
-discuss the art and business of writing;
-aid one another in composition and publishing;
-share useful information; and,
-give participants a platform for our work.
Many members of the group have shown interest in family history, personal memoir, essays, creative non-fiction, fiction and poetry. The group meets regularly from September through May. The format of our meetings is influenced by input from members.
In general, we attempt to:
-provide useful information for writers and anyone who is thinking about writing’
-encourage members to share experiences from writers’ conferences and workshops;
-provide a forum for sharing your writing; and,
-encourage writing – in any form – for any purpose.
We encourage everyone to write something! There are two subgroups: one for folks interested in poetry (see below) and another one for those interested in prose writing (see below). We are eager to fine-tune our mission and change our meeting format to meet the needs of the group. We encourage any and all comments and suggestions.
Contact Laura T. Jensen at: prosebylaura@gmail.com
Facilitators:
Dick Merwarth (Prose Group) crmerwar@intrex.net
Bill Sommers (Poetry Group) bsommers@earthlink.net
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Art in the Village Rescheduled for June 2nd
April showers came our way. The winds of May nearly blew us away. But the second
of June will be our lucky day. Artist Studios at Fearrington Village will
present Art in the Village on Sunday June 2nd in the village center from 10 to
4. We really mean it this time. Come join us in a celebration of the visual
arts. Art, Music, beautiful gardens, exciting shops.
Details: http://fearringtonartists.org/
Do a sun dance!
In
addition to the original art, the beautiful gardens, the home-made music and
the exciting shops, visitors can enjoy the gourmet food of the the Dancing Goat
and the Old Granary. A special feature for this show will be made to order wood-fired
pizzas prepared by Pittsboro's own Capp's Apizza-Artisan Wood-Fired
Pizza . They
will be just behind The Roost, serving their yummy selection of pizzas hot
from their mobile wood fired oven.
Details: http://fearringtonartists.org/
Do a sun dance!
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Art in the Village -- Spring 2013
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
APRIL 28, 2013
10AM-3PM
(Rain date May 5)
SANDY BEACH FUSED GLASS
VIDABETH BENSEN SILK
SCREEN
ANNE BIGELOW JEWELRY
EVELYN BROWN POTTERY
BEVERLY CROW WATERCOLOR,
ACRYLIC, MIXED MEDIA
CAROLYN DAVENPORT MIXED
MEDIA, COLLAGE
FORREST GREENSLADE NATURE
PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
MURY HANDLER ACRYLIC,
INK BRUSH PRINTS
KAREN HAVIGHURST COLLAGE,
MIXED MEDIA
MARY HEISSERMAN WATERCOLOR
HORTY JACOBS PHOTOGRAPHY
FLORENCE JOHNSON WATERCOLOR
MATTHEW LEAVITT DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
RONI LIBERMAN WOOD
FURNITURE, TURNED BOWLS
ROY LINDHOLM PHOTOGRAPHY
JOHN MAKOWSKI CERAMICS
SUSAN McLAURIN HANDMADE
PAPER, MIXED MEDIA COLLAGE
PAC McLAURIN NEW
ARTIST
KAY MURPHY JEWELRY
JANE PALKOSKI FIBER
ART
ZEN PALKOSKI SCULPTURE
STAN POMERANZ POTTERY
ANNE RAMOS MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS
ANNE RAMOS MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS
STEVE SHAFER PHOTOGRAPHY,
OBJECT SHADOWBOXES
EL TREMBLAY PAINTING
HARRY LANE WURSTER MIXED
MEDIA
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Happy April
Spring is in full bloom in Fearrington Village – and so is
the art
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| Painting by Florence Johnson, Photo by Matthew Leavitt |
Artist Studios at Fearrington Village presents Art in
the Village, an outdoor exhibit and sale showcasing visual
artists who live and create in Fearrington. Come to the Village Center on
Sunday, April 28th, from 10 to 3 for Exhibitors: painters, potters,
sculptors, photographers, jewelers, woodworkers, fabric artists - a wide
variety of styles and media. Join us – it’s family friendly and free!
Stroll
through our beautiful gardens. Enjoy lovely and exciting music. Have a snack or
a meal in Fearrington’s renowned restaurants. Browse interesting shops. Visit
McIntyre’s Books, a delightful independent bookstore.
Enjoy
exhibits by local, regional and nationally-known artists and purchase their
original artworks.
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