This issue of the Eye is sponsored by Brett Parkis of Edward Jones Investment - Maint Street Clayton NC
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Message from the publisher!
I'm ready for Spring and working on a few outdoor art pieces. Can't wait to feel the sun on my cheeks. I wouldn't mind the rain so much if the temperature was a bit higher, say like 75. But this wet cold mess has got to go.
On another note, we are looking for Sponsors for the "1st Annual Youth Artists Festival - Growing the Arts" on April 17th. If you would like to sponsor a table or group download an application today.
Keep an eye out for Art Happenings at the center and keep warm and be safe!
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Artist Tom Krasowski in the Green Room
Art Work of Artist Tom Krasowki will be on exhibit in the Green Room through the month of March.
Stop by and enjoy the vibrant colors of Tom's art work during these gloomy days of winter. They are sure to brighten your day.
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Painting with Watercolors
by Janie Prete
Watercolor to me is magical, elusive, alive and always flowing. Never is it boring and never the same. I have welcomed the surprises which come by sheer accident and guidance, rather than control. Not long after I began to paint in watercolor - over 20 years ago - it became apparent that I could complete a painting and sometimes never know where it might be headed.
I allowed paintings free rein at times as I took a backseat. Other times, I guided the medium as much as I could when I wanted more structure. It has been an ongoing and experimental journey for me to enjoy in my creative life and to introduce it to others, hoping they will continue in watercolor, is equally satisfying. ....more
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Art-On-First
Art-On-First - 3rd Friday of every month.
"What Will We Do"
Bring a project you are working on or you can do some sketching, painting or critiques.
Bring a finished art piece to share with the group.
Date: Third Friday of every month! Next gathering is March 19th
Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Cost: $5 per person due at the door
If you can make it, please sign up at Art-On-First so we save your spot. If you are not a Facebook member, then send us an email with Art-On-First in the Subject line. |
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| At the Clayton Center
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Clayton Art Exhibition -
Valarie Jean Bailey of Clayton, Marriott Little of Raleigh, and Cherri Sterling of Pikeville are the featured artists for the Month of March
- Clayton Youth Theater - Auditions for "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" will be held in May 2010. Check for Updates
- What's Playing at the Clayton Center
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| Call to Artist
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| Looking Ahead
2010
- Local Artist Cheryl McCardle and John McFadden will have work hanging at the
311 West Martin Street Gallery from March 5th - 27th. McCardle and McFadden are members of the group "The ChromeZones." Gallery hours are 11:00am - 6:00pm, Tuesday through Saturday, and you can reach them at 919-821-2262.
- April 17th at the Eye - "1st Annual Youth Artists Festival - Growing the Arts"
- June 2010 - Pastel Artist Darlene Holland in the Green Room
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Eye of the Eagle Art
Hours of Operation
Programs at The Eye
Art-On-First
The Clayton Center
Johnston County Arts Council
North Carolina Arts Council
National Endowment for the Arts
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| Exhibits:
January - On going Exhibit
February - On going Exhibit
March - Tom Kay in the Green Room (Oil)
April - On Going Exhibit & Youth Art Festival
May - Outdoor Exhibit - more information to come.
June - Darlene Holland in the Green Room (Pastels)
July - On Going Exhibit
August - Michelle Bonds in the Green Room (Fiber Art)
September - On Going Exhibit
October - Susan Staton in the Green (Photography)
November - December - "2nd Annual World's Largest Tiny Art Show"
Exhibits my change without notice. ....more information |
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Put a little color in your life, music in your soul and words in your heart.
Support your local artists and visit an art gallery today, or attend a concert of your favorite musicians, or purchase a book of your favorite author or poet.
We need them all in our lives or our world would be without color, without rhythm and without beautiful words to speak. |
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