| Screening Resilience Friday, July 2, 12-1 PM Free & open to the public |
| Art Explorers Wonderful Water Thursday, July 8, 10-11 AM CAM Members: $3 per child Non-Members: $6 per child Adults and children 2 and under: free |
Kids@CAM Turning the Wheel Saturday, July 17, 10 AM-12 PM CAM Members: $5 per child Non-Members: $10 per child Adults and children 2 and under: free
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| | Art Explorers Nature Walk & Collage Thursday, July 22, 10-11 AM CAM Members: $3 per child Non-Members: $6 per child Adults and children 2 and under: free |
| Spoken Word Speak Ya Peace NC Thursday, July 22, 7 PM Admission by donation |
| Gallery Talk Pam Toll Thursday, July 29, 7 PM Free with Admission |
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United States Colored Troops Public Sculpture Project Fundraiser - Rescheduled Saturday, September 18, 5:30 PM-8:30 PM Tickets: $35 Music by Mangroove Hors d'oeuvres and Cash Bar
It’s time to wear your Union blue, dance to the sounds of Mangroove, and celebrate the upcoming installation of Boundless, the USCT sculpture by Stephen Hayes. This fundraiser was rescheduled from March 2020. All previous ticket purchases will be honored. |
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Raffle Tickets Available Drawing: Saturday, September 18 during fundraiser Tickets: $25
Support Boundless by purchasing a raffle tickets to be entered in a drawing to win two Buffalo Soldier prints by Don Stivers. Drawing will be held September 18.
A total of 300 tickets will be sold. All sales final, no refunds. |
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Special thank you to the USCT Fundraising Committee for making this fundraiser possible!
Carol Miller - Chair Fred and Simone Allen Ava Baker Sheila Cannon-Santos Bill and Roberta Holden Russell and Patty Hewett Renee Lawson Ruth Louie Primus Robinson |
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Illumination 2021 Call for Artists Proposal Entry Deadline: Wednesday, August 4 at 11:59 PM EDT/Midnight
Cameron Art Museum invites proposals for original lantern designs.
Art helps us to process collective trauma and find hope – and light – in darkness. Now, over a year into the pandemic, we see our world in a new light. We have found fresh imagination. There are scars, and, for some, there is significant loss. Yet, we look to the next day with an acquired resilience. This year, the seventh for this exhibition, artists are encouraged to explore the theme of rebirth and renewal. |
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| This project was supported by the NC Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources |
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