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Complete the circle! Become a member and be part of the fun.
Art about Women competition and exhibition, February 2 to March 10, 2012.
Second prize - Judy Rider for All in a Day's Work Third - Tom Helfert for Emma Watson Profile Honorable mentions:Barbara Haeme for "Her Personality" Mom Amy McHugh for Never Too Many Jeff Morgan for Burn Matt Robbins for Figure Study Craig Schliszt for Colour Me Teagan Our thanks to the those who have helped
Full Circle Arts present this exhibition: Carl V. Cline, III and Bob Fincher of Resource Partners, LLC, Portfolio & Wealth Management The purpose of Art about Women is to
give area artists a means to show art featuring women and women’s issues in all visual media. Part of the proceeds will
benefit the First Step Program of the Family Guidance Center in Catawba County. The Center (322-1400) provides services and
support for women victimized by domestic violence. Full Circle Arts pledges to donate 3% of the commission from each work
sold from the exhibition and requests participating artists, if they wish, to pledge 3% of their share also.
Move Full Circle Arts has moved. We are now located at 29 Second Street NW, in downtown Hickory, where we are sharing with Taste Full Beans Coffeehouse. It means more space for FCA programs and classes, sharing space with Taste Full Beans, who will still be offering their many coffees. It’s an opportunity to grow and try new ideas. Third Annual Silent Auction Full Circle Arts’ Third Annual Auction finished up November 5 with a gala reception. Bobbi G once again did a great job as Master of Ceremonies. Friends and members offered 86 items for bidding and we have raised $1,118. Thanks to everyone who helped. The money will help FCA with operating expenses (pesky things such as rent, phone, insurance, air-conditioning). There will also be extra expenses as we move in to partner with Taste Full Beans. We appreciate the help of everyone who participated.
Fall Competition September 1 - October 1, 2011 An exhibition open to all visual artists. Entries are juried for acceptance and judged for prizes. Mission The purpose of Fall Competition is to give area artists a means to show art in all visual media. We believe in presenting ideas in visual as well as other means to promote communication and thoughtfulness among the people of our community. There is no specific theme; all ideas are welcome Our thanks to sponsors of the exhibition: TRUMPF,
sponsor of first prize, won by Barbara Haeme for Copper Horizon Honorable Mentions are: Juror/Judge Nikki Brant, Executive Director of the Burke Arts Council in Burke County. To See with Words, April 14 - May 14 An intriguing exhibition where writers interpret visual art works. This year we have invited some young people to show their work along with us more mature artists. The writings are displayed beside the visual works at Full Circle Arts gallery. The show opens with a reception April 14 (6:00-8:00pm) and continues to May 14. Congratulations to winners of ribbons for their writing. First - "Summertime," by Christa Stubbs for "Sumglasses," by Kasie Stephens Second - "Shhhhh," by Rebecca Sweet for "Shhhhh," by Emerald Ray Third - "Shhhhh," by Morgan Myles for "Shhhhh," by Emerald Ray Fourth - "Spotlight," by Austin McCall for "Spotlight," by Emily Beam Honorable mentions: "Shhhhh," by Emma Birkhead for "Shhhhh," by Emerald Ray "Double Vision," by Caleb Jones for "Double Vision," by Brandon King "Monkey See, Monkey Do," by Zac Epps for "Bubbles on the Town," by Norma Suddreth "My Daddy's Fence," by Nathan Pope for "Fence," by Harry Yang Full Circle Arts thanks the following for their support of this exhibition: Douglas C. Bishop, CPA 1420 Old Lenoir Road, NW, Hickory, NC 28601, 828-322-1059 Medical Center Pharmacy, Inc. 126 North Center Street, Hickory, NC 28601, 828-322-7717
Carl Cline and Bob Fincher at Resource Partners, LLC, Portfolio & Wealth Management 10 13th Avenue NW, Hickory, NC 28601, 828-324-4420 United Arts Council of Catawba County (243 Third Avenue NE, Hickory, NC 28601, 828-322-4906) through the North Carolina Arts Council, with funding from the State of North Carolina and the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.
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