Exhibition Illumination 2020 Opening Friday, November 20, 10 AM-7:30 PM, with awards announced after 5 PM Live music by Stevenson Stohl Suzuki Studio Visit CAM for the sixth year of Illumination, an exhibition of artist-made lanterns.Three awards, picked by a panel of community judges, will be announced after 5 PM. This year’s judges include Clifford D. Barnett, Sr. (Wilmington City Council), Joe Conway (Dir. Health Equity, Human Experience, & Interpreter Services, New Hanover Regional Medical Center), Amy Grant (artist and owner Art in Bloom gallery), Brandon Guthrie (Dean of Arts and Humanities at Cape Fear Community College), Deborah Dicks Maxwell (District 16 Director, NC NAACP), Lorraine Perry (Healing Arts Advocate), Fidias Reyes (Director of Engagement UNCW Presents), and Susie Sewell (Executive Director of the Camp Schreiber Foundation and Co-founder of thoughtbox).
This exhibition will be on view until January 10, 2021. Masks and social distancing required. |
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Clyde Jones Week
Join us for a week of celebrating North Carolina artist Clyde Jones! We will offer a variety of events inspired by one of our favorite folk artists. |
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Virtual Art Conversations Jef Lambdin and Anne Brennan on Clyde Jones Wednesday, November 18, 6 PM via Zoom |
Join us for a conversation with Jef Lamdin and Anne Brennan. Born in 1938, Clyde Jones didn’t start to make art until after an injury in 1982. His critters have traveled the world. In 1991, Mikhail Baryshnikov arrived at his door to purchase one, and Clyde, who didn’t sell his work, politely refused. Jef and Anne have been friends with Clyde for years. Hear stories of their friendship and ask them questions about Clyde’s life, his art, and his inspiration. |
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Families Art Explorers: The Gruffalo Thursday, November 19, 10 AM on Facebook Live |
Enjoy a reading of The Gruffalo and creating your own forest critters with your family with Art Explorers on Facebook Live. |
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Clyde's Holiday by the Sea! Saturday, November 21, 10 AM-12 PM $20 In-Person and At-Home; Pre-registration required |
Take part in CAM’s 11th Annual Clyde's Holiday by the Sea, a holiday community art installation. Register to join us in person on Saturday, November 21st, or purchase an art kit anytime between 11/4 and 11/21 online and participate from home! Pick up your Critter Kit beginning November 4th anytime during regular CAM hours at the front desk (Tuesday – Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM, Thursdays 10 AM to 8 PM). You must return your finished Critter by Saturday, November 21st for it to be added to the installation.
You can also join us for an outdoor, socially distanced Critter Creation event on Saturday, November 21st from 10 AM to 12 PM. Pre-register for a half hour spot. Registration includes a designated area to work, a Critter Kit, a Clyde Critter, and a pack of wipes.
Music Bird Studios provides interactive entertainment! Make music, dance and move with an animal theme. Socially distant mats will be provided so you can have silly, socially distanced fun. You can also enjoy the performance from home by watching it on Facebook Live. |
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Live@CAM Smoky Dunes Thursday, November 19, 6-8 PM
Join Wilmington favorite Smoky Dunes for bluegrass and dinner at CAM Café. Glasses of wine are half price and the CAM courtyard is spacious and beautiful with new gas fireplaces. Bring a lawn chair and order drinks from the bar. Call 910-777-2363 for reservations. |
| Live@CAM Wilmington Bluegrass Instructor Band Saturday, November 21, 11:30-1:30 PM
Brunch and bluegrass, what could be better? The Wilmington Bluegrass Instructor Band is a band formed from the instructors of the new Wilmington Bluegrass School. Aiming to get more people, young and old, playing bluegrass music, the Wilmington Bluegrass School offers individual lessons (currently virtual) and regularly occurring jams. At CAM on Saturday they will be performing some bluegrass classics with a full four piece band! |
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Gentle Yoga at CAM November 25 & December 9 at 9 AM
This is an all-level one-hour class, ideally suited for new participants of all ages. With experienced yoga instructor Steve Unger, practitioners will explore pranayama breathing, basic yoga movements, and alignment through a comfortable flow-oriented session. It will include conscious relaxation and restorative poses. Please bring your own yoga mat, along with towel and pillow. We will have some blocks and straps available. There is ample space for social distancing and masks will be required. No specific charge for these special donation-based events with proceeds donated to Museum School scholarships. |
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2020 Raffle Uncork the Best of Italy's Red Wines Tickets $100 each Maximum of 250 tickets will be sold Drawing December 21
Love wine? Love CAM? Support the museum you love by entering for a chance to win a virtual tasting experience of Italy's finest wines (twelve bottles total), including tasting notes and a recorded video tasting and wine consultation! Tickets are just $100 each and can be purchased online or at Visitor Services. Raffle tickets make great gifts (so does wine!). Wine can be shipped anywhere in the United States. |
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Why Do You Give to CAM?
Send us an email and let us know why CAM is important to you and your testimonial might be used in our year-end giving campaign. Email deputydirector@cameronartmuseum.org |
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This project was supported by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources. |
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