Forum Member Scott McRae Now Showing at The Center for Photographic Art

If anyone will be in Carmel, California area before January 9, 2016 be sure to stop in to the Center for Photographic Art and see Scott's image "Under the Clouds" there on display. And prominently displayed it is, greeting visitors as they enter!

Scott McRae's "Under the Clouds" on the left

If you can't get there we have the documentary proof above, but the best thing would be to attend Forum meetings regularly and see great work like Scott's before it even appears on public.

Congratulations to Scott for his work juried into the annual juried exhibition at the Center for Photographic Art!

Fourm Photographers Rock Click! Pop-Up Exhibit!

Once again, Forum photographers make the biggest impression in a photography exhibit. This time it's the Click! Photography Festival Pop-Up exhibit, now up at the Frontier Building in RTP. Forum members, Mike Aliff, Christer Berg, J. Michael Chaney, Michael Liggett, Scott McCrae, Ray Pfeiffer, Teresa Stephens, and Richard Usanis all have work juried into the show.

Crank it again (c) Teresa S. Stephens

And it that weren't enough, two of our members took the top two prizes! Christer Berg won first place for his image "Oasis" (which, if you attend meetings regularly, you've all seen), and Teresa Stephens won second place for her image "Crank it again"

Abstract #2335, Blues II (c) Richard A. Usanis

And speaking of Click!, the festival is now in full swing and with over two weeks to go there's still a lot to see and do. Check out the website for updates, and get out and take in an exhibit or take part in an event.

Congratulations to our winners and everyone who was selected to exhibit!

Donate Now to the Durham Art Guild Creative Mentorship Program!

The Durham Art Guild is now accepting donations for the 2016 Creative Mentorship Program.

The Creative Mentorship Program empowers students to discover and develop their creative voices and artistic skills through 20 weeks of dedicated work with a professional artist at Golden Belt Artist Studios, involvement with the local arts community through monthly field trips and workshops, and a month-long exhibition in Golden Belt's Room 100 Gallery.

 

Our own Jim Lee, back row, second from right.

 

Through this innovative program, students and mentors work together to discover their passions and strengths. They learn to problem solve and think creatively. They share their talents and gifts with the broader community. They have the capacity to broadly envision their future and build a strong network that will support them in achieving their goals. Our own Jim Lee (in the picture above) is a very active member of the mentor group and often describes it as some of the most fulfilling work he does.

The program is a collaborative partnership between Student U and the Durham Art Guild that started in 2013. If you have additional questions about the Creative Mentorship Program or if you would like to support the program in other ways, please contact the Executive Director at gallerydirector@durhamartguild.org.

As artists that live and work in the Triangle this program is a great way to give back to the community that supports us. To learn more, go to the DAG website here.

 

 

Call for Work Deadlines!

It's almost fall and so that means the NC State Fair is just around the corner! Last year forum member Christer Berg was the big winner in the photography category so who will it be this year? Of course, you have to be in it to win it and the deadline is coming soon. Registration to enter the art and photography exhibit is September 18th so don't delay! For information go to the NC State Fair website here. Good luck!

Also coming soon is the deadline to enter the Click! Photography Festival Pop-Up exhibit.
You all know the drill. To enter go to the registration page here.

And not too far down the road, but requiring some planning and forethought nonetheless, is the October 8th deadline for the Litmus Gallery exhibit Anything Goes. For all the information you need go to the gallery website here.

Ok, you have your work cut out for yourself. Now get busy! And when you are juried into a show let us know and we'll feature you on one of these pages right here. (There is no link there, as you're already here. But you know what we mean...)

A Device Professional Photographers Wish Every Amateur Had To Have

At last! A photographic accessory that every amateur ought to be required to have. Well, at least from a professional point of view...

Presenting the Camera Restrica! Yes, a camera that will prevent you from taking a photograph. The camera houses your cell phone with an app that detects how many images have been made of the subject, and if it detects too many, you can't take the picture!

Sorry! We've reached our quota.

Imagine arriving at a destination to photograph with no teaming masses of phoneographers in the way! Ah, perchance to dream...

Check out the Camera Restricta website and read how the idea for the camera came about and the reasons behind it. And then, keep dreaming...

Forum NIght Out

Photographers Forum members met at Mami Nora's tonight for food and fellowship and a great time was had by all! Thanks to our "social director" John Horowitz for another great selection.

(c) Some guy at another table who acted like he knew more than we did.

Thanks to everyone who came out to join the fun. Stay tuned for more announcements and more opportunities to be involved!

Important Reminder!!!

The deadline is fast approaching to submit entries for the Click! Photography Festival's Pop-Up Exhibit. This is a great opportunity to have your work seen and to take part in one of the fastest growing festivals dedicated to photography in the Southeast. Each image submitted will also be projected at VAE on First Friday, October 2nd.

For all the details and to register, go to the EventBrite page here.

 

The Pop-UP Exhibition's juror is Marshall N. Price. Dr. Price is currently the Nancy Hanks Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. He has organized dozens of exhibitions including most recently Jeffrey Gibson: Said the Pigeon to the Squirrel, Pat Steir: Blue River, John Cage: The Sight of Silence, and George Tooker: A Retrospective. Over the course of his career Dr. Price has lectured and written extensively on modern and contemporary art.

Don't delay, take this opportunity to showcase your best work and enter today!

CALL FOR WORK! The 2015 Click! Photography Festival Pop-Up Exhibit

Click! is calling all photographers to exhibit in The Frontier Building in RTP for the month of October. This exhibition will coincide with the Click! Triangle Photography Festival. This call-for-art is open to all photographic processes and aesthetics. 

 

For all the details and to register, go to the EventBrite page here.

 

Great News!!! While entries into the exhibit will be juried in, each photographer who submits an image will have their work included in an outdoor projection event on October 2nd during the First Friday events at the Visual Art Exchange Gallery in Raleigh!

 

The Pop-UP Exhibition's juror is Marshall N. Price. Dr. Price is currently the Nancy Hanks Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. He has organized dozens of exhibitions including most recently Jeffrey Gibson: Said the Pigeon to the Squirrel, Pat Steir: Blue River, John Cage: The Sight of Silence, and George Tooker: A Retrospective. Over the course of his career Dr. Price has lectured and written extensively on modern and contemporary art.

 

Don't miss out on a terrific opportunity to have your work seen by the movers and shakers of the art world, and take part in one the fastest growing festivals dedicated to photography in the southeast!

 

The Deadline for submission is September 21st. Don't delay enter today!

Mary Ellen Mark's Last Assignment

Ten years after Hurricane Katrina destroyed New Orleans photographer Mary Ellen Mark returned to photograph the cities recovery. Unfortunately, one month later, she passed away.

(c) Estate of Mary Ellen Mark

So, "Picture This: New Orleans" turned out to be Mark's last assignment. Check out the story as presented on CNN Money.

Portrait Workshops with Christer Berg!

"Chef Benjamin" © 2015 Christer Berg

Here's a great opportunity to learn portraiture from one of the best working in the Triangle today! Christer Berg is having a workshop in October during the Click! Photography Festival (clicktrianglephoto.org). Hosted by Through This Lens Gallery, you can learn more here: http://www.throughthislens.com/berg_lighting_workshop.html

Don't pass this up! If you've always wanted to create better portraits, this is the workshop you won't want to miss!!!

Call for Work Reminder!

Don't forget that September 7th is the deadline for submissions to The Image Exhibition at the VAE this October as part of the Click! Triangle Photography Festival. If you haven't submitted your work yet, what are you waiting for! To enter go here.

And stay tuned for another exhibit opportunity during Click!. It's going to be huge!!!

Click! Festival Portfolio Reviewers Announced!

The portfolio reviewers for the 2015 Click! Photography Festival have been announced. Listed for each venue, they are:

Oct 4th at CAM-Raleigh:
Kelly McChesney
David Simonton
Tom Rankin

Oct 11th at UNC's Wilson Library-Chapel Hill:
John Rosenthal
Stephen Fletcher
Caitlin Kelly

Oct 18th at 21C Museum Hotel-Durham:
Alexa Dilworth
Roger Manley
Linda Dougherty

Each registrant will have the opportunity to spend time with each reviewer and get very important feedback on their work. This is an opportunity not to be missed! To sign up, go to the Click! Festival Indiegogo page. Select the venue you would like to attend and submit. This is an exciting roster of reviewers. Choose carefully and sign up while you still can!!!

 

3 Forum Photographers to be Represented in the 61st Durham Art Guild Annual Juried Exhibiton

Once again, the Photographers Forum can congratulate member photographers for being juried into the Durham Art Guild's 61st Annual Exhibition. Eric Saunders, Christer Berg, and Jim Lee have all been excepted into this years exhibit.



(c) Eric Saunders

The exhibit will run from September 4th to October 17th (the month of Click!) and will have not just one, but two receptions! The first will be on September 18th, and the second on October 16th. from 5:00pm to 7:00pm on both dates.

Both dates are third Fridays in Durham. So be sure to stop out and support forum members!

Click! Photography Festival Kicks Off Fundraising Campaign!

The Click! Triangle Photography Festival has kicked off their principal fundraising campaign on Indigogo. By making a contribution to this campaign you will be playing a valuable role in supporting the arts and enriching your community. Your donation will be used to fund the CLICK! Triangle Photo Festival in the most fundamental ways. We have no administrative costs. The Festival is an entirely DIY, all volunteer effort!

Your donation is vital to the basic needs of CLICK! This important annual festival, now in it's fourth year, is continually growing and evolving. We are looking to the future and expanding our reach with new programming. Each year, our Volunteers, Partners, and Sponsors  generously donate their time, skills, ideas, and resources. Now they ask you for your support. Donate any amount, small or large. Every donation counts! Let's make this year's festival a great success!

Christer Berg Feature in this months Walter Magazine

Thomas Sayre (c) Christer Berg

Our own Christer Berg is featured in an article in this months Walter Magazine. The article highlights Christers series "People With Purpose". Those of us who attend Forum meetings regularly are familiar with many of these images and know how incredible they truly are. Pick up a copy of this months issue on a newsstand near you, or check out the article online here. Another well-deserved honor for an extremely gifted photographer!

Stay tuned, I understand that there is more of Christers work to be featured in another article very soon...

Forum News & Notes

Calls for work that are coming up soon!!!

N.E.W. Show at VAE: The deadline has been extended to Monday August 3rd at 11:59 pm. Don't delay apply today! For more details go here.

The Image Exhibition at VAE: NEW! NEW! NEW! To coincide with the Click! Triangle Photography Festival is a photography exhibit planned for October at VAE. The exhibition is open to all photographic processes and aesthetics. The juror will be Edna Cardinale, Director of the Julie Saul Gallery. Entries must be received by 11:59 pm Monday September 7, 2015. For all the details go here. You have a little time here, but don't wait until the last minute, start planning now! In fact, attending this months meeting would be a great opportunity to bring in some work for discussion. Just sayin'...

311 Gallery and Durham Arts Guild: Deadlines are approaching soon for both exhibits. Check out our earlier posts for details!

Meeting Notice: And don't forget our next meeting Wednesday August 5th, 7:00 pm at VAE. If you're missing a meeting, you're missing out!

Call for Work: DAG 61st Annual Juried Exhibition

The Durham Arts Guild is seeking artists to submit work for their 61st Annual Juried Exhibition. The deadline for submission is August 10th. This years show will be juried by Alice Grey Stites, Museum Director and Chief Curator of 21c Museum Hotels.

For anyone who does not know, the 21c Museum Hotel is combination museum and hotel dedicated to collecting and exhibiting 21st century art. The Durham hotel is located at the corner of Main and Corcoran and is open 24/7 365 days a year. If you've not visited yet, be sure to check it out! (The hotel is a very unique concept, and while the bar does not, at the time of this writing, serve Jack Daniels, it is still worth checking out.)

Angel Oak (c) Ray Pfeiffer
This image has not been exhibited at the SunTrust  Gallery, although your images could.
But only if you submit them! Don't delay, do it today!

The exhibit will hang in the SunTrust Gallery from Sept. 4th to Oct. 17th. and will feature not one, but TWO third Friday public receptions! That's like a two for one special. You'd be crazy to miss this opportunity. So don't be a crazy artist. Enter right away! For the all important details go here.

Forum Member Teresa Stephens to Exhibit at Chapel Hill Town Hall!

Two thumbs up and a tip of the cap to Forum Member Teresa Stephens for being selected to exhibit at  Town Hall in Chapel Hill! The exhibit will run from August 31 to November 13.

Lauras Tulips (c) Teresa Stephans

Lets all congratulate Teresa on her accomplishment and be sure to get out and see her exhibit!

Calls for Work!

Here are some calls for work with deadlines that are coming up soon! Don't delay!

artSpark 2015 - If you've never attended a SparkCon event you're missing out! This year marks the 10th anniversary. Submit some work to be included in this years exhibition. And then check it all out! SparkCon will run from Sept. 17th to the 20th. Deadline for submission is July 31st. Details can be found here.

Also at VAE:

Navigate the Natural: Deadline July 13th. Hurry up for this one! Go here for details

N.E.W. Show - Never Exhibited Work. Deadline is July 27th. You've got a little more time but don't procrastinate! Go here for details.

311 Gallery also has a call for work for a photography exhibit to be timed with this years Click! Festival. The deadline for submission is August 14th. For the all important details, go here. More on the Click! Festival coming soon.

And when you are accepted into a show, let us know and we can feature you here!

Keeping Up With Forum Member John Horwitz

Anyone who knows John, will know that keeping up with him isn't easy! Few of us can match his wide-ranging intellect and boundless spirit. In case anyone may not know, Johns life's work has been acquired by Perdue University for their permanent collection. It will soon be housed in a brand new 117,000 sq. ft. state-of-the art facility.

6 Days on the road and I'm going to see my baby tonight
(c) John Horwitz

This is a fantastic honor for an absolutely gifted photographer. Those of us who have had the pleasure of John's association and discussing his work know that it is truly deserved.

"So great to receive your latest lifework incarnation (or re-incarnation). I want to let you know that we of course have plans for the fabulous collection of your work... Yours is the only photo collection I have received so far; although I may receive others, there's no way they can match your sheer creativity and success in translating that creative force into such intimate works."

- Judy Jacobi, Chancellor, Perdue University

Congratulations to John for this fantastic accomplishment!

July 20 - 26, Holga Week 2015!

Don't miss out on all the fun! July 20 - 26 is Holga Week 2015, so start planning your analogue adventures now. For the uninitiated, this means that you'll need film. Yes, that's right. Film.

Oh, and there is no P mode...

Sorry!

To learn more about Holga Week, go here.

To learn more about the Holga, go here.

In the Triangle area stop in at Peace Camera, your local resource for all that is Holga.

Did I mention that all the cool kids have one?

Forum Member Ben Davidson Featured in Dark Beauty Magazine!

Photographer Forum member Ben Davidson has a feature in edition #44 of Dark Beauty Magazine! For anyone not familiar with Dark Beauty, it is a digital and online magazine for artists, fashion designers, photographers, musicians, and actors with an appreciation for dark glamour. To see Bens' work in Dark Beauty, go here.

Image (c) Ben Davidson

At our most recent meeting Ben brought images from a recent shoot, Crime Jazz. If you missed it, where were you!? But have no fear, you can see more of those images here.

And while you're visiting his site, stay long enough to look around and check out the rest of his work!

An Interview with Sally Mann

If you're not familiar with the work of photographer Sally Mann, well, you should be! Mostly known for images of her children as they were growing up, she is more recently known for her large format landscapes and alternative process work.

Image (c) 2005 Molly Roberts

Check out the interview with Charlie Rose. And then go to her web site and her listing at Artsy to see additional work and learn more about this amazing photographic artist!

Forum Member Christer Berg Wins Third Place!

Once again Forum artist Christer Berg places in an exhibit! This time the Fresh exhibit now up at Artspace in Raleigh. Christer placed third for his image "Oasis". For those who attend meetings regularly, you've seen the image up close and it's terrific! If you haven't seen it up close, don't wait much longer. Hurry over to Artspace before the exhibit closes. It will be up until June 26th. Artspace is located at the City Market, 201 E. Davie Street in downtown Raleigh. Artspace is open Tuesdays 10am - 7pm; Wednesday - Saturday 10am - 6pm.

"Oasis" (c) Christer Berg

 

"Oasis" was one of only 27 images selected for the final exhibit from 150 that were submitted, and one of only three photographs juried in. Quite an accomplishment! But one that we've come to expect from Christer.

If you don't want to miss any exceptional images from some of the best photographers working in the Triangle, (and see them before anyone else!) don't miss a meeting!

Forum Meeting Notice

Scott and John share an amusing anecdote.

If you missed the Forum meeting this Wednesday, you missed a lot! We had some great images presented and the conversation was interesting as always. Mark your calendars now for our next meeting July 1st. 7:00pm at VAE. Don't miss it!

Forum Artists on Display!

Friday, May 1st saw the opening of the Photographers Forum exhibiting artists display at the United Arts Council office. The United Arts Council offices are in the Glenwood South District of downtown Raleigh. The official address is 410 Glenwood Ave Suite 170. However, the entrance to the building is on Tucker Street, behind Sullivan's Steakhouse.

The First Friday reception was well attended.

We are well represented with some terrific images on display so don't miss it! If you missed opening night the exhibit will run through May 27th during normal business hours. Check out their web site: http://www.unitedarts.org

And it wouldn't be a First or even last Friday without a Christer Berg exhibit somewhere and we have one! Now on display at the Seaboard Wine Warehouse (802 Semart Dr. #118, Raleigh, across from Logans Trading company) are a selection of Christer's landscape images.

Christer with his landscape images.

We all know about his fantastic portraits and now we get to see another side of his amazing talent. His images  are on display through May 30th. Don't miss it!

Carolina's Got Art, and Eric Saunders & Christer Berg too!

Once again the Photo Forum has artists on display, and this time together. Both Eric Saunders and Christer Berg have been juried into the Carolina's Got Art 2015 exhibit at the Elder Gallery in Charlotte, NC. This is the fourth year of the competition which is designed to help promote artists in the Carolinas.

Descent Into Nirvana (c) Eric Saunders

This years selections came from over 3,000 entries. It's no surprise to those of us who attend meetings regularly that both Eric and Christer should have been chosen. Every month we get to see some of the best photography work being done in the Triangle. If you're not attending regularly, you're really missing out!

Contemplative (c) Christer Berg



The Elder Gallery is located at 1520 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC. The exhibit opens Friday May 1st and runs through the end of the month. Stop out and help support a Forum artist if you can!

In Honor of World Water Day 3/22/15

A few images in celebration of the essence of all life... Water.

Sea & Sky IX (c) Ray Pfeiffer

"Thousands have lived without love, not one without water." - W.H. Auden

 

 

Surf, 2014 (c) Ray Pfeiffer

"In one drop of water are found all the secrets of all the oceans; in one aspect of You are found all the aspects of existence." - Kahlil Gibran

 

 

Waves, Outer Banks, NC (c) Ray Pfeiffer



"The water in a vessel is sparkling; the water in the sea is dark. The small truth has words which are clear; the great truth has great silence." - Rabindranath Tagore

 



Third Friday Opening for Stephen Fletcher

This past Friday was Third Friday in Durham, and with that the opening of Stephen Fletcher's exhibit: "Some Semblance" at Through This Lens. The event was well attended, with several of our Forum members among the visitors.

Stephen with his work displayed in the background.
 

As many of us who attend regularly can attest, the images are outstanding and a great representation of Stephen's body of work. The presentation was also fantastic with the perfect matting and framing. All-in-all, an exhibit well worth seeing. If you didn't make it to the opening on Third Friday, stop in soon. Stephen's work is on display until April 11th. Don't miss it!

To everyone from the Forum who was able to attend, thanks! It's great to see all the support from your peers. That's one of the great things about the group. If you're not attending regularly, you're missing out!

Stay tuned. More to come...

Out and About

Just a reminder that this Friday March 20th will be the opening of Forum Artist Stephen Fletcher's exhibit: "Some Semblance" at Through This Lens Gallery (303 E. Chapel Hill Street, Durham) from 6-9pm.

Upcurved Tree (c) Stephen Fletcher

We've been fortunate to see several of the prints Stephen has been working on as he has assembled the exhibition, so I know we're all looking forward to seeing the work on display! So let's get out for Third Friday in Durham and support a Forum Artist.

Stephen will be sharing the gallery this month with photographer Michael Rosenberg who's exhibit American Tobacco Factory: A Reformation of a Factory and a City will also be on display. Due to the snow events of last month it was decided to carry the exhibit over for this month as well. This will be a unique opportunity to view the work of two outstanding artists. Don't miss it!

As always, watch this space for more to come...

Forum Artists Rule the Darkroom + Foundry Exhibit!

Once again, forum artists take the home the prizes in a photography exhibit. Christer Berg has won the First Place price with his piece Oasis.



Oasis (c) Christer Berg

Scott McRae also takes home an honorable mention for his piece South Shore - Emerald Lake. If you haven't seen the exhibit yet, don't wait much longer. It only runs for about another week.

Congratulations to both our members for their well deserved accolades!

Photographers Forum Celebrates 5 Years!

The Photographers Forum celebrates five years! But where's the cake?

Wednesday, March 11th the Photographers Forum celebrated their 5th anniversary with a dinner at Vics Italian Restaurant. A grand time was had by all! The conversation was as good as the food. Thanks again to John for the fantastic suggestion. If you missed it, don't worry, there's more to come. Stay tuned!

March Meeting News & Notes

This Wednesday was the March meeting of the Photographers Forum at VAE, and as always, there was great conversation and terrific work presented. We also had the pleasure of a sneak preview of this months exhibit: Darkroom + Foundry, which features five Forum photographers with work on display. The exhibit opening is this First Friday, March 6. Don't miss it!

Stephen Fletcher looks on as the group discusses Christer Berg's print
"Oasis" on display this month at VAE. Fred and Tricia admire the print
in the foreground.  

Stephen Fletcher also brought several prints which could be candidates for his upcoming exhibition: "Some Semblance" which will run from March 20th, through April 11th, 2015 at Through This Lens (303 E. Chapel Hill Street, Durham). To find out which prints will make the exhibit you'll need to attend the opening on Friday, March 20th 6-9pm. If you were at the meeting you saw just how many outstanding images he has to choose from. So be sure to support a forum artist and don't miss opening night!

March is also the anniversary month for this iteration of our group, and 2015 is our 5th! So join us as we celebrate this milestone at Vic's Italian Restaurant (City Market 331 Blake Street Raleigh) March 11th at 7:00pm. Bring yourself and bring a friend, but just let me know if you will be attending so we can let Vic know.

More to come, so check back often!

VAE Annual Art Auction and Gala is a Huge Success!

Crowds gather to bid during the silent auction.

The 31st Annual Art Auction and Gala held at the Raleigh City Center Marriott was another huge success! And, of course, Forum photographers were well represented. Eric Saunders, Richard Usanis, and Ray Pfeiffer each donated works of art for auction and all were sold!

All in all it was a fantastic evening. We're looking forward to taking part again next year!

Fourm Members Rock VAE Darkroom + Foundry Exhibit!

Meditation #6 (c) Ray Pfeiffer

Congratulations go out to 5 forum members who have been juried into the upcoming Darkroom + Foundry exhibit at VAE! They are:

Christer Berg, with his print: Oasis
Stephen Fletcher with his print: Cast from the Pastor's Hands
Tricia McKellar with her print: Drive
Scott McRae with his print: South Shore - Emerald Lake
Ray Pfeiffer and his print: Meditation #6


For everyone who attends our meetings regularly, you've all seen these works in progress. Now it's time to see them on display! The exhibit opens First Friday March 6th and runs to March 26th.

If you are a fan of statistics, there are 39 photographers represented in the show, 5 of which are regular forum attendees. That's over 10%. Just sayin'...

Don't miss our next meeting March 4, 2015, 7:00pm at VAE. Join the conversation and get inspired!

Forum Artists on Display

In addition to Teresa and Tricia, who are exhibiting at Litmus Gallery, our own Eric Saunders and Christer Berg have work on display at VAE in this years Contemporary South exhibit! And after you see his work there, you can see more of Christer's work at the Raleigh City Museum, 220 Fayetteville Street downtown. His portrait of Ben Williams (which one Best of Show at this years State Fair!) will be on display as part of the Capital City Camera Club exhibit.

BlueTar Krater (c) Christer Berg

And if you happen to be in LA this month, you can see floral work by Ray Pfeiffer on display in the exhibit: Flower Power at the 1650 Gallery in Echo Park area of the LA arts district.

Moonflower Study #5 (c) Ray Pfeiffer

It's great to see so many of our members with their work on display. Of course, you can see so much more by attending our meetings, the first Wednesday of every month. Be sure to check back here for updates!

Two Forum Artists Ring in the New Year this First Friday 2015!

This Friday is the first First Friday of 2015! What better way could there be to start off a new year than to get out and see the best work that Triangle artists have to offer.

So be sure to stop at Litmus Gallery, 312 West Cabarrus Street in Raleigh (just a couple blocks from the VAE!) and see our own Teresa Stevens and Tricia McKellar and their exhibit: Crossroads: Organic Intersections of Stumbled Upon Wonder!

Drive (c) Tricia McKeller

No Parking (c) Teresa Stevens

 

We are very excited to see two of our very talented members exhibiting together for the first time. Come on out this Friday and show some love and support!