


Call For Artists at The North Carolina Arts Incubator
The North Carolina Arts Incubator is calling artists to participate in the 2nd Annual “Art Market- Art & Wine for the Holiday Shopper” in Siler City.
This is a juried show that will feature fine art and crafts form Chatham County and the surrounding areas.
Event Dates: December 2nd & 3rd, 2006
Application fee: $25.00
Commission: 25% of sales to support the Arts Incubator development.
Format: Market format- artists will bring work to be sold with a completed inventory form (to be provided). The artists do not need to be present during the sale but are encouraged to volunteer if possible.
Deadline: 9/30/06 for application, fee and 5 photos or CD of your current work within the past 3 years.
Click here to download an application:
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For more information, please email
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or call (919)349-5409.
NOTE: Artists who have juried into the Chatham Arts Gallery
are already eligible and do not need to send photos or CD
Emerging Artists Grant Program
Durham Arts Council offers Emerging Artist Grants
What is an emerging artist?
An emerging artist is an artist that has mastered the basic techniques in her/his art form and who is attempting to launch a professional career in the arts or an artist taking his/her established career in a new direction. An artist is not required to have any particular degree or type of education to qualify as an emerging artist.
For more information and an application, click here:
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Photography class for artists
Duane Hall who teaches photography will be teaching a class at the Incubator on how to photograph your artwork. This is geared towards artists or anyone who wants to learn how to photograph artwork for slides, jpegs and portfolios.
Photography for Artist-Arts Incubator and Siler City Campus:
Date and time: Wednesdays, August 16-September 13, 7-9pm; Instructor: Duane Hall; Cost: $55.
This course is offered to those artists who would like to learn how to photograph and document their art work for juried shows as well as their own portfolios
To register for this class, please call: 542.6495, ext. 223.
Fiber Show at ChathamArts Gallery -
Call for Artists
The ChathamArts gallery is having a show featuring textile and fiber arts during the month of
October. For more information, as well as applications and contracts, visit ChathamArts web site:
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Creating a Successful Art Business
Presented by Central Carolina Community College (CCCC) & Chatham Artists Guild
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Featuring Carol Hewitt
"Many artists love producing art, but have received little training on how to effectively market their work and manage a business," states Carol Hewitt, business woman and wife of noted potter Mark Hewitt. To aid local artists in gaining better business skills, CCCC and the Chatham Artists Guild are offering a four week class, taught by Hewitt, designed to make the business aspects of the artists’ career more interesting, enjoyable and effective.
Carol Hewitt combines the knowledge she has acquired managing and marketing a successful art business for the past 23 years with her experience as a counselor and leadership development consultant. In her Art Business classes and coaching sessions, Hewitt offers artists a non-threatening approach to the business side of being a 'working' artist. "It's got to be manageable and not too painfully dull or we just won't do it", she says of running a business. "My hope is to make the business part easier, so artists can spend more time doing what they love and do best - their art."
The class material will include basic bookkeeping processes, tax information, marketing tips, and web site design. Ms Hewitt will use participants' own art work and websites as case studies to effectively promote themselves and their businesses. Dates for the classes are Wednesday evenings, 6-9pm on Sept. 6, 13, 20, 27. All four classes will cost $40. The four classes will be a start of a series of classes for artists on the many aspects of running a successful art business.
Central Carolina Community College provides life-long educational opportunities consistent with area students’ interests and abilities, prepares graduates capable of acquiring and applying knowledge and succeeding in the regional and global community, and serves as a positive economic, social, and cultural catalyst in our diverse communities.
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The Chatham Artists Guild annually holds the Chatham Studio Tour, one of the oldest in North Carolina. The Chatham Tour is a prototype for other area studio tours, and a highly respected art venue. The 2006 Tour will be December 2nd and 3rd, and 9th and 10th.
For more information or to register for the classes, please contact Maggie Zwilling, 919.542.6495, ext. 228, or
Contact: Maggie Zwilling
Chatham Studio Tour
PO Siler City, NC 27344
http://www.chathamstudiotour.com
phone: 919.542.6495, ext. 228
email: artstour@blast.com <mailto:artstour@blast.com>
Madison is having a Heritage Festival on 10/7/06; we are in need of participants for the festival that can represent the handmade arts in our region.
Contact info:
Becky Carrick
Madison Heritage Festival
becky.carrick@gilbarco.com
work 336/547-5527
cell 336-508-8799
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NC Arts Council offer residencies
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Duke - Call for Submissions
Artists are invited to submit for solo exhibitions in the Louise Jones Brown Gallery in the Bryan Center on Duke University's campus. The Gallery is making an effort this upcoming year to provide exhibition opportunities for local artists.
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Wake Forest University hosts Self-Employment in the Arts Conference - April 1
To teach emerging artists how to turn artistic passion into a living, Wake Forest University is hosting the first Self-Employment in the Arts (SEA) Conference in the Southeast April 1.
Organized by the university's Office of Entrepreneurship and Liberal Arts, the conference will bring students and emerging artists together with successful artists and business professionals to discuss how to pursue a successful career as an independent artist.
April 1, 2006, 8:30 a.m. - 5:45 p.m., Reynolda House, Museum of American Art, followed by a reception from 6 - 7:30 p.m. at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA).
Cost is $35, $30 for students and Reynolda House members. The cost of registration includes lunch and the reception.
Registration is required.
To register for the conference, call 336-758-5900 or go to www.reynoldahouse.org.
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Alamance County Arts Council Needs Artists with Teaching Experience
Practicing artists with successful teaching experience are encouraged to submit a letter of interest and resume to the Alamance County Arts
Council.
Instructors are needed for various age levels, in a range of artistic disciplines (including visual, performing and literary arts). Competitive pay, supportive administration.
Please email letter of interest and resume to:
maryruth@triad.rr.com
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or mail to
Mary Ruth
Education Coordinator
Alamance County Arts Council
213 S. Main St.,
Graham, NC 27253.
Alamance County Arts Council
213 S. Main St.
Graham, NC 27253
336-226-4495
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Orange County
Call for Artists
Call for Artists: Purchase of Existing Work
Orange County Visual Artists:
"Call for Artists: Purchase of Existing Work" The Orange County Arts Commission is seeking local artists interested in submitting images of already-existing original pieces of visual art for purchase by Orange County. These artworks will be displayed in county-owned sites. A committee of the board will select one or more pieces from artists who live in or have a studio in Orange County. The budget for this project is $5,000, funded through the NC Arts Council's Grassroots Arts Program allocation to Orange County.
Interested artists should visit the Orange County Arts Commission's website
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to download this Call for Artists.
You can also contact the Arts Commission at 919/245-2335
or via email:
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to have the application form and guidelines mailed or emailed to you.
The deadline for submissions is 5:00 pm on Friday, March 31, 2006.
Martha W. Shannon, Director
Orange County Arts Commission
110 E. King Street
P.O. Box 1177
Hillsborough, NC 27278
Phone: 919/245-2335
FAX: 919/644-3008
- Call For Artists at NC Arts Incubator
- Emerging Artists Grant Program
- Photography class for artists
- Fiber Show - Call for Artists
- Creating a Successful Art Business
- Madison Heritage Festival
- NC Arts Council offers Residencies
- Duke Call for Submissions - Monday, April 10
- Wake Forest U hosts Self-Employment in the Arts Conference - April 1
- Alamance County Arts Council seeks teachers
- Orange County Call for Artists
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