Caswell arts
Since 1977, the Caswell Council for the Arts has kept the arts alive in Caswell County. Through the Lee Fowlkes Visual Arts Gallery, arts education classes, performances, arts opportunities for our artist as well as our youth, and our permanent arts collection, we continue that tradition to this day.
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Can you help us? We are conducting a public survey asking about our participation and interaction in our community. Please take a few minutes and help us as we determine our involvement in our community.
| Caswell Arts moves to Co-square in Yanceyville The Caswell Council for the Arts is pleased to announce our move to a new location. Our Lee Fowlkes gallery and office space is now housed in Co-square, a cooperative networking space for creative entrepreneurs. Our gallery / arts gift shop is open. Please stop in to see the new space and to check out some unique creations made by local artists. Enter at 125 Main St. or at 106 Court Square, suite 6. Gallery / Office Hours: |
Arts For Our Youth Bringing the arts to the youth of our community is a big part of what we do. We work with the Caswell County School System to provide an annual student art show as well as two professional theater performances for the students in our area. We also strive to foster creativity through special events and community outreach activities that offer creative opportunities for kids. |
Arts Education Classes We believe in the value of fostering creativity and educating in the arts. The arts are for everyone, not only a select few. To bring the arts to our community, we offer a variety of arts education classes for all ages. Some classes we have offered in the past include painting, jewelry making design, improv theater, and flower arranging. We are always open to new ideas that will interest our community in the arts. |
PCC Student Art Show Digital and traditional creations by the students at PCC. Yes, even with the strange circumstances our students have risen to the occasion and created some wonderful art! The students have a wide variety of media. They have created works with traditional media like pencils, as well as digital works using software such as Photoshop and Autodesk Maya. Maya is an application used to generate 3D assets for use in film, television, game development and architecture. They have provided stills as well as some video creations....and they are AMAZING! You can see the show in-person or virtually. To view the show virtually, please follow the link below https://tinyurl.com/PCCstudentshow In person, please stop in during business hours to see the artwork in person. The address is 106 Court Square, Yanceyville, NC 27379. Caswell Arts hours are M, W, F from 10 am - 2 pm. We would love to have you stop in and say hi, but the show is visible outside of our office hours. The show will be hanging from now until May 26th.
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A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS... |
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