Campbell House Galleries is reopening on June 1 to present the art exhibit, TRAVELS IN TANZANIA, featuring paintings by Jessie Mackay and photos by Tim Sayer.
NOTICE: For the safety of you and our staff, the Arts Council will follow the CDC recommendations and NC mandates. These include a thorough cleaning of the entire first floor of the Campbell House; daily cleanings of high-touch surfaces; all staff & visitors must wear a face mask/covering while in the galleries (masks available @ $1); social distance while moving through the galleries; free hand sanitizer available in lobby; all staff offices closed to the public; and a limit of 36 people (12 per 1,000 square feet) in the galleries. The Arts Council asks everyone to be respectful of these requirements, and though inconvenient, they are in place to protect us all.
Opening Reception: No in-person opening reception
Facebook Live Event: Fri., June 5, 2020 at 6 PM – Facebook.com/TheArtsCouncil
Exhibit Dates: June 1 – July 15, 2020*
Gallery Hours: Weekdays (11a-3p)
Weekend Dates & Hours: No weekend dates.
And by appointment, by calling the Arts Council at 910-692-2787
NOTE: Proceeds from the sales of Jessie’s paintings and Tim’s photos in this exhibit will support the mission of KARIMU. Founded by Mackay and Rev. Tally Bandy of Southern Pines, KARIMU is a nonprofit that empowers Tanzanian women to earn enough by raising pigs and goats to educate their children. To this endeavor they have added solar kits made in North Carolina, which enable the women to establish charging stations for lights and mobile phones.
*The Arts Council & Campbell House Galleries will be closed Friday, June 19, 2020 and Friday, July 3, 2020.
The Arts Council of Moore County (ACMC) created the Fine Arts Festival in 1980 to provide incentive for local artists to improve their technique and a place to showcase and sell their artwork. The festival has since grown into a major exhibit featuring artwork by artists from all over the country. The event also includes an art competition where the entries are judged and cash prizes and ribbons are awarded.
2020 FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
Artwork Delivery Dates (entry deadline): July 20-24 (10a-4p) & Sat, July 25 (2-4p)
Purchase Awards Preview: Thu., August 6, 2020
Facebook Live Awards Ceremony: Fri., August 7, 2020 at 6p at www.facebook.com/TheArtsCouncil
Exhibition Dates: August 7-28, 2020 (weekdays, 9a-5p) & Sat., August 15 (2-4p)
Art Removal: You may remove your art beginning on Aug. 28, 2020, but it must be picked up by 5p on Sep. 1, 2020, or by prior special arrangement. [NOTE: We are closed on Aug. 29 & 31.]
Application & Guidelines available now…HERE
NOTICE: For the safety of you and our staff, the Arts Council will follow the CDC recommendations and NC mandates. These include a thorough cleaning of the entire first floor of the Campbell House; daily cleanings of high-touch surfaces; all staff & visitors must wear a face mask/covering while in the galleries (masks available @ $1); social distance while moving through the galleries; free hand sanitizer available in lobby; all staff offices closed to the public; and a limit of 36 people (12 per 1,000 square feet) in the galleries. The Arts Council asks everyone to be respectful of these requirements, and though inconvenient, they are in place to protect us all.
The Arts Council of Moore County (ACMC) created the Fine Arts Festival in 1980 to provide incentive for local artists to improve their technique and a place to showcase and sell their artwork. The festival has since grown into a major exhibit featuring artwork by artists from all over the country. The event also includes an art competition where the entries are judged and cash prizes and ribbons are awarded.
2020 FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
Artwork Delivery Dates (entry deadline): July 20-24 (10a-4p) & Sat, July 25 (2-4p)
Purchase Awards Preview: Thu., August 6, 2020
Facebook Live Awards Ceremony: Fri., August 7, 2020 at 6p at www.facebook.com/TheArtsCouncil
Exhibition Dates: August 7-28, 2020 (weekdays, 9a-5p) & Sat., August 15 (2-4p)
Art Removal: You may remove your art beginning on Aug. 28, 2020, but it must be picked up by 5p on Sep. 1, 2020, or by prior special arrangement. [NOTE: We are closed on Aug. 29 & 31.]
Application & Guidelines available now…HERE
NOTICE: For the safety of you and our staff, the Arts Council will follow the CDC recommendations and NC mandates. These include a thorough cleaning of the entire first floor of the Campbell House; daily cleanings of high-touch surfaces; all staff & visitors must wear a face mask/covering while in the galleries (masks available @ $1); social distance while moving through the galleries; free hand sanitizer available in lobby; all staff offices closed to the public; and a limit of 36 people (12 per 1,000 square feet) in the galleries. The Arts Council asks everyone to be respectful of these requirements, and though inconvenient, they are in place to protect us all.
The Arts Council of Moore County (ACMC) created the Fine Arts Festival in 1980 to provide incentive for local artists to improve their technique and a place to showcase and sell their artwork. The festival has since grown into a major exhibit featuring artwork by artists from all over the country. The event also includes an art competition where the entries are judged and cash prizes and ribbons are awarded.
2020 FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
Artwork Delivery Dates (entry deadline): July 20-24 (10a-4p) & Sat, July 25 (2-4p)
Purchase Awards Preview: Thu., August 6, 2020
Facebook Live Awards Ceremony: Fri., August 7, 2020 at 6p at www.facebook.com/TheArtsCouncil
Exhibition Dates: August 7-28, 2020 (weekdays, 9a-5p) & Sat., August 15 (2-4p)
Art Removal: You may remove your art beginning on Aug. 28, 2020, but it must be picked up by 5p on Sep. 1, 2020, or by prior special arrangement. [NOTE: We are closed on Aug. 29 & 31.]
Application & Guidelines available now…HERE
NOTICE: For the safety of you and our staff, the Arts Council will follow the CDC recommendations and NC mandates. These include a thorough cleaning of the entire first floor of the Campbell House; daily cleanings of high-touch surfaces; all staff & visitors must wear a face mask/covering while in the galleries (masks available @ $1); social distance while moving through the galleries; free hand sanitizer available in lobby; all staff offices closed to the public; and a limit of 36 people (12 per 1,000 square feet) in the galleries. The Arts Council asks everyone to be respectful of these requirements, and though inconvenient, they are in place to protect us all.
The Arts Council of Moore County (ACMC) created the Fine Arts Festival in 1980 to provide incentive for local artists to improve their technique and a place to showcase and sell their artwork. The festival has since grown into a major exhibit featuring artwork by artists from all over the country. The event also includes an art competition where the entries are judged and cash prizes and ribbons are awarded.
2020 FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
Artwork Delivery Dates (entry deadline): July 20-24 (10a-4p) & Sat, July 25 (2-4p)
Purchase Awards Preview: Thu., August 6, 2020
Facebook Live Awards Ceremony: Fri., August 7, 2020 at 6p at www.facebook.com/TheArtsCouncil
Exhibition Dates: August 7-28, 2020 (weekdays, 9a-5p) & Sat., August 15 (2-4p)
Art Removal: You may remove your art beginning on Aug. 28, 2020, but it must be picked up by 5p on Sep. 1, 2020, or by prior special arrangement. [NOTE: We are closed on Aug. 29 & 31.]
Application & Guidelines available now…HERE
NOTICE: For the safety of you and our staff, the Arts Council will follow the CDC recommendations and NC mandates. These include a thorough cleaning of the entire first floor of the Campbell House; daily cleanings of high-touch surfaces; all staff & visitors must wear a face mask/covering while in the galleries (masks available @ $1); social distance while moving through the galleries; free hand sanitizer available in lobby; all staff offices closed to the public; and a limit of 36 people (12 per 1,000 square feet) in the galleries. The Arts Council asks everyone to be respectful of these requirements, and though inconvenient, they are in place to protect us all.
Visit Campbell House Galleries in April to view the art exhibit, PALUSTRIS: Celebrating Longleaf Through the Arts. Exhibit features members of the Carolinas Chapter of the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators and Linda Dalton Pottery. (Artists are subject to change.)
Opening Reception: Friday, April 3, 2020 – 6 to 8 p.m.
Campbell House Galleries, 482 E. Connecticut Avenue, Southern Pines, NC
Exhibit will be on view April 1-29, 2022*
Gallery Hours: Weekdays (9a-5p)
Weekend Dates & Hours: Sat., April 16 (2-4p)
And by appointment, by calling the Arts Council at 910-692-2787
*The Arts Council & Campbell House Galleries will be closed on April 15 & 18, 2022.
Visit Campbell House Galleries in May to view the art exhibit featuring works by Pat Corbett and Patricia Cotterill.
Opening Reception: Friday, May 6, 2022 – 6 to 8 p.m.
Campbell House Galleries, 482 E. Connecticut Avenue, Southern Pines, NC
Exhibit will be on view May 6-27, 2022*
Gallery Hours: Weekdays (9a-5p)
Weekend Dates & Hours: Sat., May 21 (2-4p)
And by appointment, by calling the Arts Council at 910-692-2787
*The Arts Council & Campbell House Galleries will be closed on May 30, 2022.