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Artist: Per Erichsen, Multi-media Artist
email: pererichsen.com
Images: Courtesy of Per Erichsen and copyrighted by Per Erichsen
Mr. Erichsen resides in Oriental, NC.
email: pererichsen.com
Images: Courtesy of Per Erichsen and copyrighted by Per Erichsen
Mr. Erichsen resides in Oriental, NC.
PAMLICO COUNTY ART EVENTS
Pamlico County Arts Council's Annual "Celebration of the Arts"
Sunday – 3PM, May 20 at the Oriental Woman's Club
Poetry by Janet Adkins
Music by Frank Murphy
Flute Selections by Janis Rott
A short business meeting for members of Pamlico's Arts Council
will follow the program.
Refreshments will be served
Pamlico Public Library exhibit features Marlene Miller, painter and Bob Miller, woodcarver.
Reception to meet the artist: Thursday, April 19 – 4:30PM to 6PM.
Bob Miller, Woodcarving
& Marlene Miller, Painting
Both Marlene and Bob love the coastal marshes and seek inspiration there for their artwork. Marlene captures the light contrasts and colors of the everchanging landscape through her paintings using acrylics as her medium. Bob sculpts the willowy forms of coastal shorebirds using native woods and materials.
A retired forestry professor, Bob has a lifelong relationship with trees and enjoys working with woods of varying hardness, texture and coloration. He often uses driftwood for a natural base on which his carvings stand. The wood may be left in is natural coloration or painted to depict the coloration of the birds he carves. The bird’s bills, legs and feet may be an integral part of the block of wood from which each piece is carved or made from a combination of wood, metal, and wire.
Marlene spent a lifelong career in education as a teacher, counselor, and administrator for students and adults with disabilities. Those experiences shaped her approach to art and taught her to look at life and the world from a variety of perspectives. The low country provides the place to paint, reflecting the vibrancy, fluidity, nature and character of the wildlife and people who thrive along the Carolina coast.
A reception to meet the artists is Thursday, April 19 from 4:30PM to 6PM at the Public Library in Bayboro. Light refreshments will be served. This exhibit may be seen through May 15.
The Library Art Exhibits are sponsored through a partnership of the Pamlico County Arts Council and the Pamlico Public Library. Pamlico County Arts Council is the designated county partner of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources which works to make North Carolina the Creative State where a robust arts industry produces a creative economy, vibrant communities and children prepared for the 21st Century.
A retired forestry professor, Bob has a lifelong relationship with trees and enjoys working with woods of varying hardness, texture and coloration. He often uses driftwood for a natural base on which his carvings stand. The wood may be left in is natural coloration or painted to depict the coloration of the birds he carves. The bird’s bills, legs and feet may be an integral part of the block of wood from which each piece is carved or made from a combination of wood, metal, and wire.
Marlene spent a lifelong career in education as a teacher, counselor, and administrator for students and adults with disabilities. Those experiences shaped her approach to art and taught her to look at life and the world from a variety of perspectives. The low country provides the place to paint, reflecting the vibrancy, fluidity, nature and character of the wildlife and people who thrive along the Carolina coast.
A reception to meet the artists is Thursday, April 19 from 4:30PM to 6PM at the Public Library in Bayboro. Light refreshments will be served. This exhibit may be seen through May 15.
The Library Art Exhibits are sponsored through a partnership of the Pamlico County Arts Council and the Pamlico Public Library. Pamlico County Arts Council is the designated county partner of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources which works to make North Carolina the Creative State where a robust arts industry produces a creative economy, vibrant communities and children prepared for the 21st Century.
• See the latest photos in our Photo Album http://www.pamlicoarts.org/photo-album.html
Latest photos: A few photos from Pamlico Community Band's Spring Performance
PERFORMING ARTS
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• Pamlico Chorale
_______________________________________________________________ For further information, please contact: rebatiller@yahoo.com • The Children's Theater Workshop
www.childrens-theater-workshop.com ________________________________________________________________ |
• Pamlico Community Band
________________________________________________________________ Pamlico Community Band welcomes musical talent to their group. Wind and percussion players are especially welcome! For further Information, please contact: Becky Ackiss - becky@pamlicolawyers.com |
Promote your event here! If you are an Art organization or artist in Pamlico County and you need to publicize your event, we would be happy to list it here on our website under "Events".
If you are an artist, please consider sending us your name, the type of art that you do and your contact information. We will list this information in "Arts Directory" section.
While you don't need to be a member of the Arts Council to be included in our list of artists, we would sure welcome you to become a member. Membership is what helps us help artists in Pamlico County and we can't do it without you.
http://www.pamlicoarts.org/membership--contact-information.html
If you are an artist, please consider sending us your name, the type of art that you do and your contact information. We will list this information in "Arts Directory" section.
While you don't need to be a member of the Arts Council to be included in our list of artists, we would sure welcome you to become a member. Membership is what helps us help artists in Pamlico County and we can't do it without you.
http://www.pamlicoarts.org/membership--contact-information.html