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February Issue
2010
Cabarrus Arts
Council in Concord, NC, Offers Group Exhibition
Clark Hawgood
The Cabarrus Arts Council in Concord, NC, is presenting the exhibit, All in the Approach: Abstract, Allegorical, Analytical, featuring a group exhibition on view in the Arts Council Galleries in the Historic Courthouse, through Mar. 13, 2010.
Billie Ruth Sudduth
The group exhibition includes works by: Raed Al-Rawi, Susan Brenner, Alex Clark, Chris Craft, Courtney Dodd, Clark Hawgood, Chris Horney, Jennifer Kincaid, Kenn Kotara, Libby and Jim Mijanovich, Alison Overton, Mary-Ann Prack, Tom Stanley, Billie Ruth Sudduth and Tim Turner.
Alison Overton
As an artist begins
to explore an avenue for his vision, one of these three approaches
often presents: abstraction to convey ideas through non-representation,
an allegory to use symbols to tell the story or the analytical
approach to separate an idea into component parts. The artists
in this show use a variety of media in one or more of these approaches.
Several special events will be held in conjunction with the exhibition.
A downtown Concord Art Walk, featuring visual art at several locations
and entertainment, will take place on Feb. 26, from 6-9pm. Two
of the exhibiting artists will present free gallery talks: Kenn
Kotara on Feb. 11, 7pm and Tom Stanley on Mar. 11, 7pm.
For further information check our NC Institutional Gallery
listings, call the Council at 704-920-2787 or visit (www.CabarrusArtsCouncil.org).
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