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A newsletter reflecting our rich cultural community
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HAMPTON GALLERY — Five Artists — This collaborative show features the work of the following artists: Matthew J.
Egan, Robin L. Haller, Jodi Hollnagel-Jubran, Hanna Jubran, and Heather Muise.
IN OUR GALLERIES — AUGUST 11 TO SEPTEMBER 17
Join us for a Gallery Reception August 18, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Matthew J. Egan — Printmaker —
A Canadian native, “Matt” graduated
with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Honors
Degree in printmaking and multimedia
from University of Windsor: School of
Art, in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and
a Master of Fine Arts in printmaking,
drawing, and papermaking from
University of South Dakota: College of
Fine Arts. He is currently an associate
professor at East Carolina University:
School of Arts & Design. He has been a
guest lecturer and demonstrator in
national and international venues, and
his work is found in national and
international public and institutional
collections. He has participated in
many juried, invitational and group
exhibitions, and has received
numerous awards for his printmaking
in Canada and throughout the United
States.
View more of his work at
www.matthewjeg an.com
Donuts and Bears
Lithography
by Matthew J. Egan
Robin Haller is an artist who specializes in digital
design and weaving. She is an Associate Professor in
the Textile Design Program at East Carolina University,
School of Art and Design, in Greenville, NC. Robin’s
weavings have been exhibited both nationally and
internationally. She has received multiple grants to
pursue her research in digital design and weaving, and
has recently been the recipient of the Best in Show
Award in Complexity 2016, Illinois, as well as the HGA
Award and two-time Best of Show Award in Fiber Celebration, Colorado. She currently resides between
her hometown of Cleveland, OH and her place of
employment in Greenville, NC.
View more of her work at www.robinhal lerart .com
Love Wins
Handwoven Jacquard
by Robin L. Haller
Jodi Hollnagel-Jubran — Sculpture — Jodi graduated from University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in sculpture and a K-12
grade art teaching certification, and received a Master’s degree from East
Carolina University in sculpture. She taught for a few years in the public school
system then decided to develop her career in sculpture. Her sculptures are
featured in the United States and internationally, including Cuba, Lithuania,
Finland, Mexico, Canada, Germany and Denmark. Some of her
accomplishments include: a 22’ wing spanned bronze eagle for the Jesse
Helms Archive Center in Wingate, North Carolina, an 11’ bronze wildcat at
Davidson College, a 13’ bronze Pirate at East Carolina University in Greenville,
NC, and A Monument to a Century of Flight in Kitty Hawk, NC. Her sculptures in
Kinston includes the Canopy for the African Music Trail, “Fortius” Bronze Figure
for Athletics at Arendell Parrott Academy, and the three life-size bronze
sculptures of children at the Arts Center entrance.
Jodi and her husband, Hanna Jubran, own and operate J&H Studio Inc. Their
lives are dedicated to art by teaching at East Carolina University, making and
exhibiting their art and traveling around the world participating in international
sculpture symposiums. View more of her work at
www.jodihollnagel jubran.com
Western North Carolina Veterans’ Memorial
Sculpture
by Jodi Hollnagel-Jubran
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Heather Muise — Printmaking & Textiles — Heather received her B.A. from University of Windsor in Canada, her Master of Fine Arts
from University of Tennessee, and a Master of Library Science from NC Central University. She is currently an Assistant Professor of
Studio Art and Coordinator for Printmaking for American University in Dubai, School of Architecture, Art & Design. Heather has
presented demonstrations and workshops in the United States and abroad, and has participated in juried, solo, and group shows
nationally and internationally. Collections of Heather’s work may be found at many colleges and universities in the United States,
Poland, Lebanon, United Arab Emirates, Pakistan and Poland. Her work takes many physical forms: painting, sculpture, print, paper
cut, and fiber, and it often includes a heavy dose of black humor, irony or is viewed through a pseudo-scientific lens.
View more of her work at www.heat hermuise.com
Hanna Jubran — Sculpture — Hanna received his
Master in Fine Arts in sculpture from the University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee and is currently a Sculpture
Professor and Sculpture Area Coordinator at East
Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina. He
has participated in international arts shows,
competitions and symposiums including those in
Canada, Mexico, Japan, Lithuania, Estonia and
Finland. A recent commission Hanna just completed
can be found on the grounds of Fayetteville
University, Fayetteville, North Carolina. It is a
nine-segmented concrete sculpture and reaches 11’
in height. Hanna is consistent, in his pursuit of
creating enjoyable sculptures for private and
corporate collections. Hanna’s work addresses the
concepts of time, movement, balance and space.
Each sculpture occupies and creates its own reality
influenced by its immediate surroundings. The work
does not rely on one media to evoke the intended
response, but takes advantage of compatible
materials such as, wood, granite, steel, iron and
bronze. See one of his pieces, “Muse”, in the mini
park by the Arts Center. View more of his work at
www.hannajubran.com
Triad: Good Thoughts, Good
Words, Good Deeds
Steel & Paint Sculpture
by Hanna Jubran
Baluchi Tree of Life
Bead Weaving: 10,206
glass beads
by Heather Muise
BLOUNT STREET GALLERY — Justin McCowan — Everybody has
their own personal strengths which sets them apart. For Justin
McCowan, it is his artistic talent and creative spirit. As an amateur artist,
he looks forward to growing and doing more with this talent. Born in
Indiana almost 32 years ago, he moved with his parents to Kinston in
1992. Justin attended Banks School, Frink Middle School, and
graduated from Clayton High School, majoring in Art. Returning to
Kinston, he earned an Associate degree in Applied Science, Graphic Arts
& Imaging Technology at Lenoir Community College. He is employed at
Electrolux working on the assembly line. In his spare time, Justin focuses
on his love of drawing. He is a member of First Presbyterian Church and the Kinston Area Railroad Modeler's Association.
Justin has a primary interest is architecture and historic preservation, seeing the aesthetic values in many of Kinston's
historic landmarks and producing detailed pencil sketches depicting these various buildings. He also creates images of
buildings from his own imagination, which he depicts on his production of Christmas cards each year.
***Also on display in the Blount Street Gallery — The Neuse Quilters Guild “Day & Night”
quilt to be raffled in August. See Page 8 for more information. Buy your ticket today!
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IN OUR GALLERIES — CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3
THE KENNETH & KRISTI BLIZZARD GALLERY — Dodi & John Groesser — Greenville residents, Dodi and John,
began their life together when they met at Dana College in Blair, Nebraska. John, who majored in accounting, and Dodi,
who majored in art education and music, made their home with their sons in Weeping Water, NE, a small town south of
Omaha, before relocating to North Carolina. Dodi first began painting with oil in the tiny kitchen of her paternal
grandmother. She taught art for two years after her marriage to John and taught piano for 32 years. Although she has
worked with a variety of media, she still finds painting with oil to be her medium. Her style is influenced by the
impressionists and finds something to glean from all the professional artists with whom she paints. John’s painting interest
began when he started accompanying Dodi to workshops, and in no time his interest and talents grew rapidly. John paints
in acrylics and loves plein air painting, although he also enjoys painting in the couple’s new studio. He is especially
inspired by the impressionist-style of painting, and enjoys working with big canvases, brushes and palette knives.
John and Dodi have been recognized in several juried exhibitions with placements and honorable mentions and have had
several solo shows locally. These two self-described “happy artists” enjoy painting together and encouraging each other.
Their studio “Painting Purple and Other Colors” is located in Grimesland near their sons and their families.
To view more of their work at www.johnanddodigro esser.com
Left: Secretary Bird
Oil on Panel
by Dodi Groesser
Right: Favorite Pastime
Acrylic
by John Groesser
RAYNER GALLERY & CHILDREN’S GALLERY — Summer Camp 2016 — Children participating in this year’s
variety of camps will display their artwork in the Rayner and Children’s Galleries MID-JULY through AUGUST.
Reception August 18 music by folk (Celtic, Klezmer & Latin) band
*****Twisted Knot*****
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ART IST SPOTLIGHT — AUGUST 18, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. —
Book Signing with author Tom Gill— Featured at our Gallery
Reception, author Tom Gill with his new book THE BRIDGE. This realistic
fiction highlights the challenges of military families and intertwines three
love stories including a summer romance, mystery and suspense centered in
Emerald Isle and Swansboro. Books will be on sale for $12 a copy during the
reception. Purchase your copy for an excellent beach read! Stay tuned for
the sequel set on the Crystal Coast to be released in Spring 2017.
ABOUT the AUTHOR: Tom Gill is a graduate of
Statesville High School and East Carolina University.
After receiving his B.A. in Intermediate Education
from ECU, he earned M.B.A. from the University of
Arkansas. Tom and his high school sweetheart,
Alyson, toured the country while completing his Air
Force career, serving as a missile launch officer,
professor at The Citadel, and in numerous other
command positions. He subsequently completed a healthcare career as a
dialysis executive, retiring in 2014. Tom also served as the Branch Manager
of the Camp Lejeune Transition Readiness Program and recently as the
Director of Military Affair at Craven Community College. Tom and Alyson live
in Emerald Isle and are enjoying retirement near their two adult daughters,
son-in-law and granddaughter.
POP-UP EXHIBIT DURING RECEPTION on AUGUST 18 — Bridge Paintings — Collections of plein air paintings
from the following artists depicting the Emerald Isle bridge and surrounding beach area: Lou Everett, Greenville, NC —
www. loueve retta rt .co m ; Brenda Behr, Goldsboro, NC — www.brendabehr.com ; Karen Crenshaw, Jacksonville, NC
— www.karenleecr ensh aw.com ; ; and Robert Rigsby, Hamlet, NC — www.robertr ig sby.com . The following are
some samples of their work.
The Breakers
Mixed Media on Canvas
by Lou Everett
Shrimper
Oil on Canvas
by Brenda Behr
Breezy Day
Oil on Panel
by Karen Crenshaw
Waitin’ On Rising Tide
Oil on Panel
by Robert Rigsby
Get Your
Signed
Copy &
Meet the
Author
August 18
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EVENTS— MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE EVENTS, INCLUDING SUMMER CAMPS
JULY 25-29, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. — Summer Camp — Arts & Craft— Session 1,
Beach Theme, Ages 3 & 4 years; $65 Members/ $75 Non-Members; $25 non-refundable deposit
required to reserve space
JULY 25-29, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. — Summer Camp — Arts & Craft— Session 2,
Beach Theme, Ages 5 & 6 years; $65 Members/ $75 Non-Members; $25 non-refundable deposit
required to reserve space
AUGUST 1-5, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. — Summer Camp — Theatre Arts — Rising 1st
Graders through Rising 12th Graders with Instructor Taylor Chew; bring bag lunch, water provided;
showcase performed August 5, 5:30 p.m.; $125 per session; $50 non-refundable deposit required
to reserve space; 30 participant limit
AUGUST 2, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. — National Night Out — Come out and enjoy this
annual nationally-held event with the purpose of enhancing community-police relations, improving
local anti-crime activities, and intensifying neighborhood spirit. The event will be held at the Martin
C. Freeman playground and includes fun activities such as games, face painting, food and
entertainment.
AUGUST 5, 5:30 p.m. — Theatre Arts Camp Production — 101 DALMATIONS — Show
admission is free. Come and show your support of our Theatre Arts Camp participants as they
display their talents and perform what they learned during this year’s Summer Camp
AUGUST 6, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. — Anchor Splash — Annual art show and sale this year at
Bask Hotel at Big Rock Landing, 814 Shepard Street, Morehead City, NC. This event benefits
Community Council for the Arts. Tickets are $35. Casual Dress. Features live entertainment, heavy
hors d’oeuvres, beer and assorted wines
AUGUST 8-12, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. — Summer Camp — Arts & Craft — Session 3,
Beach Them, Ages 7 & 8 years; $65 Members/ $75 Non-Members; $25 non-refundable deposit
required to reserve space
AUGUST 18, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. — Gallery Reception & Book Signing — Join us as we
welcome the artists featured IN OUR GALLERIES August 11 through September 17
AUGUST 8-12, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. — Summer Camp — Arts & Craft — Session 4,
Beach Them, Ages 9 to 12 years; $65 Members/ $75 Non-Members; $25 non-refundable deposit
required to reserve space
AUGUST 22-26, 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. — Summer Camp — Pottery — Ages 8 to 12
years with Instructor Caroline Perry; $80 Members/ $90 Non-Members; $25 non-refundable
deposit required to reserve space
September 24 Annual Fall Gala music provided by
*****Mighty Saints of Soul*****
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OCTOBER 4-6, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. — Painting Workshop with Kim English —
Painting workshop with nationally known and award –winning artist Kim English; class size limited
to 12 participants, so early registration suggested ; tuition is $550; $100 non-refundable deposit
required to reserve space; deposit due by September 1, 2016 and must be paid in full by October
1, 2016
NOVEMBER 15, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. — Business After Hours — Opening reception for
Lenoir County Artist League’s annual juried show “LOCALS ONLY”; this event features musical en-
tertainment from the Kinston Jazz TAPS Group and introduces dance couples participating in the
annual Stars Dance for the Arts to be held January 21, 2017; FREE and open to the public
NOVEMBER 18 & 19, 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. — Holly Jolly Holiday Show — Annual
holiday-themed arts and crafts show held at Woodmen Community Center, 2602 W. Vernon
Avenue, Kinston; stay tuned for more details; visit our website:
www.kinstoncca.com/holly-jolly-holiday-show.
December 10, 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. — Gingerbread House Workshop — Annual
holiday crafting event for the whole family! Festivities begin immediately following the Kinston
Christmas parade; $20 per gingerbread house; reservations recommended
2017 JANUARY 21, 7:00 p.m., Doors open at 6:30 p.m. — Stars Dance for the Arts — Annual
event featuring local celebrities and professional choreography; benefits the Community Council
for the Arts; stay tuned for more information!
JANUARY 29, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. — Soup and A Bowl — Annual community event
benefiting the Community Council for the Arts; Adults $20; ages 5 to 12 years $12; under age 5,
free admission/ no bowl; price includes salad, beverage, dessert and unlimited soup served in
handcrafted bowls
FEBRUARY 4, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. & FEBRUARY 5, 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. —
Model Train Show — Annual event sponsored by KARMA (Kinston Area Railroad Modelers
Association); FREE and open to the public
SEPTEMBER, 24, 7:00 p.m. — Annual Fall Gala — Annual event benefiting the Community
Council for the Arts. This year, the Art Council presents “Red, Art & Blue”, a patriotism-themed
gala, incorporating the colors red, white and blue and classy patriotic cocktail chic dress. The gala
will be held at the Arts Center and will feature the entertainment of the Mighty Saints of Soul, an
upbeat North Carolina funk and rock band. The evening includes heavy hors d’oeuvres, an open bar,
and a silent and live auction.
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The August concert is Shillena Parks at the Arts Center Sunday, August 28,
at 7:30 p.m. Other scheduled concerts include: September — Sharon Mervin;
October — University of Mount Olive’s “Free Spirit”; November —
Numynistree. Tickets are $7 in advance and $8 at the door. Tickets are
available at the Arts Center. For tickets and/or more information contact
Anita Bryant at 252-522-5475.
Holly’s Yard
Oil Painting by
Ellen Shefka
August Artist of the Month
Available for Purchase
The Neuse Quilters Guild is raffling a queen-sized,
“day & night” patterned quilt (95” x 107”).
***As mentioned at bottom of Page 3, this quilt
will be on display in the Blount Street Gallery.***
Don’t miss your opportunity to win this lovely
hand-crafted quilt! The quilt pattern was created
by Eleanor Burns and Michelle Countess. NQG members made the quilt top and the
quilt was professionally machine-quilted by Lilly Lucier of Vanceboro, NC.
Tickets are $1 each, or six (6) for $5 and are on sale NOW. The drawing will be August
31, 2016; you need not be present to win. Tickets are available at Community
Council for the Arts. BUY YOUR TICKET TODAY!
Neuse Quilters Guild
UMBRELLA ORGANIZATIONS
The following are upcoming open mic shows for the year:
July 30, August 27 (Chyna’s Birthday Celebration), September 17,
October 29, and November 26.
Illusions Open Mic Night is filled with poetry, singing and some jazz. All are
invited to attend this laid back show held at the Arts Center. Doors open at
8:00 p.m. and the show runs from 8:30 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. The show is
$10 and there is a fee of $8 for Open Mic
talent.
Take the time to unwind, relax and enjoy yourself. See you the next Open
Mic Night!
COMMUNITY NEWS & EVENTS
Ginger 108 features rotating
displays of artwork from various
regional and local artists. This
eclectic Southern grill fuses
cuisine from Eastern and Western
cultures and is located at 108a W. North Street in Kinston.
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The O’Neil features rotating displays of artwork from
various regional and local artists. This historic luxury
hotel is located at 200 N. Queen Street in Kinston.
July and August at Queen Street Deli features the artwork of Kinston artist ELLEN SHEFKA.
The Queen Street Deli is located at 117 S. Queen Street in Kinston.
SATELLITE GALLERIES
We are looking for a Suzuki lesson teacher. If interested, please contact the Arts Center today — 252-527-2517.
Congratulations to Harlee Stanley, from Kinston, North Carolina. Harlee is the July Visitor of the Month. Her name was drawn for
a $25 gift certificate from the Arts Center.
The Arts Center is an excellent venue for all your rental needs. Whether for a family reunion or wedding reception, corporate
meeting or birthday party, consider the Community Council for the Arts. We offer competitive pricing and many rental services
are available. Give us a call today and book your event — 252-527-2517.
On our wish list...the Arts Center is in need of a refrigerator, so if you would like to donate money toward the purchase or donate
this item, your contribution is welcome.
“Deals & Steals” on selected art supplies (10%-25% off) and some gently used framed prints. Visit the Galleria Gift Shop today
for all your gift giving needs.
SUMMER CAMP PHOTOS
NEWS FROM THE ARTS CENTER
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The Community Council for the Arts is seeking applications for the 2016–2017 Regional Artist Project Grants. Applications must
be received no later than FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016, to the Pitt County Arts Council, located at 404 S. Evans St., Greenville,
NC 27858. Applications may also be delivered to the Community Council for the Arts, 400 N. Queen Street, Kinston, NC 28501,
by the closing time of 6: 00 p.m. Complete funding guidelines and applications are available online at
www.pittcountyarts.org/artists/grants/regional-artist-project-grants or www.kinstoncca.c om .
The Regional Artist Project program is managed through a partnership with the North Carolina Arts
Council and 29 local arts councils throughout eastern North Carolina working as a consortium.
Residents in these counties are eligible to apply for grants that provide financial support to artists in
all disciplines, such as visual art/craft, music composition, film/video, literature/playwriting and
choreography/dance, and at any stage of their career. Types of fundable projects include the crea-
tion of new work, purchase of equipment and materials and professional development workshops.
Complete funding guidelines and applications are available online at www.pittcountyarts.org/
artists/grants/regional-artist-project-grants or www.k inst oncca.c om .
Pitt County Arts Council at Emerge serves as administrative arts council for the Eastern North Caroli-
na Regional Consortium and manages the application and review process. Application forms and
grant guidelines are available on their website at www.pittcountyarts.org/artists/grants/
regional-artist-project-grants or www.kinst oncca.com .
Since 1985, the state Arts Council has provided funds for the Regional Artist Project program to support professional artists. The
regional consortium of eastern North Carolina arts councils matches the NC Arts Council to create a pool of funds for the artists.
In the East, grant awards to artists generally range from $500 to $1,000, and follow a competitive application and review
process.
There will be three regional workshops in eastern North Carolina. Dare County Arts Council will be hosting a workshop on
Thursday, July 7 at 5:30 p.m. The Pitt County Arts Council at Emerge will be hosting a workshop at Emerge Gallery on Tuesday,
July 26, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. Craven County Arts Council will be hosting a workshop at the Bank of the Arts on Wednesday, August
3, 2016 at 7:30 p.m. Any resident of eastern North Carolina may attend the workshops. These are all free. Please email
[email protected] to RSVP for any of the workshops.
For more information, contact Holly Garriott, Executive Director, Pitt County Arts Council at Emerge, [email protected],
(252) 551-6947 or Sandy Landis, s landis@ kinst oncca.c om , 252-527-2517 or call the Community Council for the Arts
252-527-2517 for more information.
Grassroots Grant Program – The Community Council for the Arts is now accepting applications for North Carolina Arts Council
Grassroots Arts Program sub-grants for Lenoir County. Applications are available for non-profit organizations whose purpose is to
promote and develop diverse cultural arts programming in Lenoir County. Funding priority is given to qualified arts organizations
(theaters, galleries, choral societies, festivals), arts in education programs conducted by qualified artists, and other community
organizations that provide arts programs in the county. Eligible organizations must have been in operation for at least one year.
Individuals are not eligible to apply for Grassroots Arts funds. While non-profit 501(c)(3) status is preferred, organizations that
are non-profit in nature may also apply. All organizations must reside and carry out projects within Lenoir County. Applications
and support materials must be complete and received by the due date. Grassroots funds are not generally awarded to arts
organizations that receive funding through the North Carolina Arts Council’s State Arts Resources.
Applications will be available August 10, 2016 and due to the Arts Center no later than 5:00 p.m. on Friday September 30,
2016. All Lenoir County non-profit arts organizations are eligible to apply as are non-profits with an arts program. Contact Sandy
Landis for additional information — 252-527-2517.
A workshop will be available at 4:30 p.m. on August 10, 2016, for perspective applicants. Call the Arts Center to register —
252-527-2517. For more information, see our website www.kinstoncca.com/gr ants
NEWS FROM THE ARTS CENTER
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MULTIPLE INSTRUMENTS: Mike Kinzie, Instructor
Phone: (252) 367-1194
PAINTING WITH ACRYLICS Wednesdays (6 weeks)
AUGUST 24, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Cost: $55, Member/ $65 Non-Member
Ages & Skills: All ages & skill levels
Instructor: Molly Smith
Enjoy acrylic painting furniture and/or canvas in this August class. Whether a beginner or at an
advanced level, students will delight in learning helpful techniques and honing skills to create
original works of art. Come join the fun!
PIANO Instructor: Timothy Maddox, Instructor
Phone: (252) 526-7134
POTTERY WITH MELANIE Tuesdays (6 weeks)
AUGUST 9, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Cost: $75, Member/ $85, Non-Member, plus
$20 supply cost per student
Ages: 16 to Adult
Skill Level: ; Beginners and Intermediate
Instructor: Melanie Waters
Enjoy wheel work
and hand-building
pottery. Learn new
techniques and
refine your skills. Come join us for some Summer fun!
CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
Classes listed are those offered by the Arts Center or through private instruction at the Arts Center. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged. Unless otherwise noted, class and workshop sizes are limited with a minimum enrollment of five (5) participants. Please call the Arts Center — 252-527-2517 — for more information.
SPONSORS
Sign up today and enjoy this watercolor class with gifted artist Ed Macomber. Ed is a Signature
Member of both the Watercolor Society of North Carolina and the Southern Watercolor Society.
Contact the Arts Center for more information and visit Ed’s website to see more about him and
his work: www.egmacomb erstud io.com .
WATERCOLOR CLASS: A FOCUS ON LIGHT & COLOR Tuesdays (6 weeks)
AUGUST 2, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Cost: $100, Member/ $110 Non-Member
Ages & Skills: All ages & Intermediate skill level
Instructor: Ed Macomber
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