- Art Classes (2)
- Art Legislation (2)
- Art-On-First (1)
- Artists (16)
- From the Eye of the Eagle (50)
- Gallery (4)
- How-to's (2)
- Literature (2)
- Musicians (2)
- Sunday, January 4, 2009: Johnston County Arts Council Annual Membership Drive
- Saturday, January 3, 2009: Children's Art Class - January 2009
- Thursday, January 1, 2009: Art Classes at the Eye of the Eagle Art
- Sunday, December 28, 2008: Mulberry's On Main - Clayton NC
- Sunday, December 21, 2008: Art-On-First
- Saturday, December 13, 2008: A Fish Called Henry by Boswell Williams
- Friday, December 12, 2008: CALL FOR ENTRIES - NC
- Saturday, December 6, 2008: Our Very Own Cheryl McCardle at the White House
- Saturday, December 6, 2008: Tree Lighting in Clayton NC
- Tuesday, December 2, 2008: Triangle Brass Band - Holiday Pops Concert - Raleigh NC
Art Associations
Art Calendars
Artist Websites
Blogs
Literature
The Masters
Author Archive
Johnston County Arts Council Annual Membership Drive
Sunday, January 4, 2009 by Donna.
Johnston County Arts Council Begins Annual Membership Campaign
Our Heritage: The Johnston County Arts Council was founded in 1972 to serve as the officially-designated private, nonprofit local arts agency for Johnston County. Its purpose is to seek and provide financial assistance for the county’s arts organizations and artists and to develop and support conditions in Johnston County in which the arts can thrive. Since its inception, the Arts Council has raised over $1,713,342 for arts programming in Johnston County.
Your membership support plays an integral role in the continued success of our organization and in our ongoing efforts to advance the arts in Johnston County. Your membership support allows the Johnston County Arts Council to bring innovative programs like the Artists-in-the-Schools and Grassroots Arts programs to the community while also serving as an advocate for the arts on the local level.
To show your support for the arts in Johnston County, please print this Membership Form and return to the Johnston County Arts Council office.
Thank you for your support!
Johnston County Arts Council
Posted in From the Eye of the Eagle | No Comments »
Art Classes at the Eye of the Eagle Art
Thursday, January 1, 2009 by Donna.
Artescape Classes for the New Year 2009
Instructor: Cheryl McCardle - 919-550-4991
Beginning Painting in Oils or Acrylic 6 weeks
Students will explore their creativity in a safe, supportive atmosphere.This course introduces the fundamentals of painting and covers painting materials, techniques, and approaches to working in either acrylic or oils. Instructor will cover color mixing and composition using various subjects.
Fee: $90
Dates: Mondays, Jan 19 - Feb 23 Time: 7-9pm Adults 16+
Intermediate Painting 6 weeks
Open to individuals with prior painting experience, Students are encouraged to think critically about their paintings as they begin to define a personal artistic vision. Through painting exercises, students will expand their creativity and knowledge of color theory while exploring new subject areas. Students can opt to work on independent projects or can follow specific assignments.
Fee: $90
Dates: Mondays, Jan 19 - Feb 23 Time: 7-9pm Adults 16+
Posted in Art Classes | No Comments »
Art-On-First
Sunday, December 21, 2008 by Donna.
Art-On-First
Friday, January 16, 2009
Starts 7:00 pm
Continue the fun with Visual Journaling - OR Bring your own personal art project as we continue to explore our creativity.
Art-On-First Family
Art-On-First Family is an opportunity for families to create a master piece together.
We will be creating mini master pieces for you to take with you that day. It can be a collage, a painting using; acrylic paints, oil pastels or watercolors, and sculptures with clay or any medium you would like to use.
There is a $3.00 suggested donation to cover supplies. We will have Palmer clay available for you to purchase in The Eagles Nest Art and More room. Or you can use anything we have available in the classroom to create a one of a kind master piece.
Hope to see you at the Meetup
Posted in Art-On-First | No Comments »