Master Potters and Rising Stars

The Randolph Arts Guild’s 25th Annual N.C. Potters Conference hosts three renowned potters, Cynthia Bringle (Penland), John Glick (Detroit) and Jack Troy (Huntingdon, Pa.) for presentations and demonstrations of their craft Friday, March 2, at 8 a.m. through Sunday, March 4, at noon at the Moring Arts...

Fellowship Recipients in the Spotlight

For the first time in Boone, the works of 16 N.C. Arts Council fellowship recipients from 2010–2011 will be on display at the Turchin Center for the Visual Arts at Appalachian State University Friday, April 6, through Saturday, July 28. The exhibition includes pieces by 16 of the 18 artists awarded...

Calder’s Art in Motion

The Nasher Museum of Art in Durham’s Alexander Calder and Contemporary Art: Form, Balance, Joy features 34 Calder masterworks alongside the work of seven contemporary artists who were influenced by Calder’s legacy as a modern sculptor, Thursday, Feb. 16, though Sunday, June 17. A member of the...

African American Cultural Events to Enjoy in North Carolina

Scenes from the 11th African American Cultural Celebration. Music Durham’s John Brown Quintet, featuring vocalist Carmen Lundy, will present a Valentine’s concert and CD release party and dinner on Tuesday, Feb. 14, from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Cotton Room in Durham. Tickets are available for a...

Reynolds Price Remembered

Writer, poet and dramatist Reynolds Price, the James B. Duke Professor of English at Duke University and a native of Macon who passed away last January, is being honored with special events organized by Triad Stage, the Greensboro Public Library and the N.C. Arts Council. New Music, Price’s family trilogy...