Dorothy Gillespie Centennial Celebration
Image from Dorothy Gillespie's 2003 Rockefeller Center Show, NYC
Dorthy Gillespie
CAM Participates in Dorothy Gillespie Centennial Celebration

Dorothy Gillespie, an accomplished NYC artist, cherished the vibrant arts scene in Wilmington. A collection of sculptures from her Rockefeller Center Exhibit will be displayed at CAM and the NC Arboretum from June 29, 2020 through March 2021 as part of the Dorothy Gillespie Centennial Celebration.

Gillespie was an American painter and sculptor who enjoyed an artistic career that spanned over 70 years. Known for her tremendous output of colorful, joyful sculptural art, she was among those who blazed a path for women artists during the feminist art movement in the 1960s and 1970s. Gillespie owned a house in Wilmington's historic district and lectured at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington (UNCW). 

This community-wide celebration is a collaboration between a local group of Dorothy's friends and art professionals and her son, Gary Gillespie Israel, president of the Dorothy M. Gillespie Foundation, to honor this great artist. Other participating organizations include Thalian Hall, UNCW, and Cape Fear Community College. 
Virtual Exhibition - She Persists
Beverly Buchanan (American 1940-2015), Frank's Place, 2001, Wood and copper, Claude Howell Endowment for the purchase of North Carolina Art, Artwork © estate of Beverly Buchanan
Exhibitions
New Virtual Exhibition: She Persists

Take a virtual stroll through CAM's latest exhibition. She Persists coincides with the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment and looks closely at the ways in which female artists in CAM's collection persist in their own lives, in their communities, and in their world - both personally and politically - through their art. From Mary Cassatt to Beverly Buchanan, this exhibition creates a powerful dialogue about what it means to be a woman.

Meditation Mondays
Meditation Mondays
Every Monday at 11 AM on Facebook Live

Come find your center. Join CAM's Deputy Director Heather Wilson for a grounding meditation connected to art from our permanent collection.

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Live at CAM - Jones Smith
Live@CAM
Jones Smith
Thursday, June 25, 6 PM on Facebook Live

Get comfy on your couch for our next Live@CAM virtual concert! Jones Smith is a North Carolina musician who you can find slapping upright base while touring with The Phantom Playboys or picking the mandolin or banjo with Wilmington favorite, the Folkstone Stringband.
CAM Cafe
CAM Café
Half-Priced Bottles of Wine & $1 Off Beer 
on Thursdays

Stock up for the weekend with curbside pickup on wine and beer at CAM Café. Call (910) 777-2362 between 11 AM and 5 PM to place an order and schedule pick up.

Have you liked CAM Café on Facebook? Check out our page and stay tuned for café updates!

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Cape Fear Museum on Zoom
Cape Fear Museum Zoom

Join our friends at the Cape Fear Museum on Zoom this Sunday, June 28th at 2:30 PM to celebrate our traveling exhibition, We Are the Music Makers and virtually meet founder Timothy Duffy and musician Lightnin' Wells. Learn more about the "spirit of the blues" as Tim and Lightnin' share stores and reminisce about time spent playing with George Herbert Moore, a native of Burgaw and well-known Wilmington blues artist.

To participate, copy and paste link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82449406279 
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Membership Matters

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This project was supported by the N.C. Arts Council,
a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources.
Cameron Art Museum, 3201 South 17th Street, Wilmington, NC 28412