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| | | Elizabeth Bradford, Duckweed as Constellations, Acrylic on canvas, Courtesy of the artist
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Join us for a Member Coffee Zoom Wednesday, May 20 at 10:00 am
Meet us for coffee virtually! Pour a cup of coffee and join CAM Executive Director Anne Brennan, CAM Curator of Exhibitions and Collections Bob Unchester, and Guest Curator Carla Hanzal for a special Member Coffee Zoom program discussing Elizabeth Bradford's exhibition A House of One Room.
Curator Carla Hanzal began her career in the arts as a NEA Fellow while she was in graduate school at American University. She became Director of Exhibitions at the International Sculpture Center in Washington D.C. and developed a series of outdoor exhibitions for Tudor Place Foundation. During her 7-year tenure, she coordinated four major traveling exhibitions in Japan including Frank Lloyd Wright, Peter Voulkos, David Smith and Mark Rothko. In 2002 she became the Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Mint Museum in Charlotte. In 2015, she became Vice President of Public Art at the Arts and Science Council. Most recently, Hanzal oversaw the completion of Richard Hunt's, Spiral Odyssey.
Space is limited! Please register by emailing [email protected]. We will then send you a link to participate. This opportunity is open to all current members. Not current? No worries. You can re-new your membership here. her e.
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| | David Hockney, The Wave, color lithograph, 1990. Gift of Louis Belden. (c) David Hockney Foundation.
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Tour Our Virtual Galleries
Looking for something romantic to do but can't go anywhere? May we suggest a virtual stroll through our exhibitions? The second installment of The Eye Learns: Modernist Prints from the Louis Belden Collection is now live on CAM's website.
San Francisco art collector Louis Belden gave his art collection, the gift of his lifetime, to the CAM community. Share in his passions for art, for collecting, for learning, and for giving back in part one of this exhibition to go online. These works offer a range of expression, experimentation, and expansion of the terrain of postwar modernism and post-modernism. You can visit the exhibition here.
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| Live@CAM: Smoky Dunes Thursday, May 21 at 6:00 pm, Facebook Live Join us on Facebook for a dinner time livestream. The Smoky Dunes are a local musical duo from right here in Wilmington, NC. Their musical repertoire and style draws on classic bluegrass artists such as Doc Watson and Tony Rice as well as finger-picking pioneers Merle Travis and Chet Atkins. While they are both partial to their Martin guitars, they've been known to pick up a mandolin and a banjo. Whether it's on the porch or at a venue around town, The Smoky Dunes provide an eclectic set of music not often heard around Wilmington. CAM Cafe will provide a recipe for a special cocktail you can make at home -- stay tuned! |
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| This project was supported by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources. |
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