The Herald-Sun
The News & Observer
http://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/counties/durham-county/article25003465.html
ABC11 (includes video clip)
http://abc11.com/news/art-studio-flooded-after-storms/794738/
Are you ready to party the night away as we celebrate a major birthday for our beloved Major the Bull – he turns 21 this year!
This season we are celebrating - community, artists, learning and the holiday season!
This final volume of the Iron Pour Papers spotlights the magical moments from this years’ experience!
Over the next few weeks leading up to the 8th Annual Iron Pour, we are introducing the artists involved with this year’s pour. The first part of this mini-series highlights two master pourers that have participated since the very beginning!
Durham NC - Liberty Arts presents the eighth annual free Iron Pour, a public artmaking event, on Saturday, November 16, in Durham Central Park. A portion of proceeds will go to support Western North Carolina arts organizations through the North Carolina Arts Foundation.
http://www.newsobserver.com/news/local/counties/durham-county/article25003465.html
http://abc11.com/news/art-studio-flooded-after-storms/794738/
We have three new artists coming on board!
Hermes Illana is in the process of setting up his space now. He will be using his photography in combination with his creative construction abilities and newfound skills with a welder to create exciting new pieces to be shown soon in our gallery.
John Parkinson (johnparkinsonfurniture.com) will be arriving in June. John designs and builds beautiful custom furniture and will be putting together workshops and demos about the use of hand tools. Stay tuned!
David S. Huber (dshpipes.com) will also arrive in June and creates handcrafted artisan Briar Pipes. Even though David is relatively new to the art of pipe making, he already has a following and is looking forward to the inspiration of being surrounded by artists working in so many mediums.
…to meet so many of you during Art Walk May 2nd & 3rd when we opened up our Foundry on Foster Street. The comment we heard most?
“I had no idea what you actually did in here!”