Fundraiser Update on the United States Colored Troops Public Sculpture Project
On February 20-21, 1865, five USCT regiments from NC and Ohio braved open fire and certain death at the Battle of Forks Road. While these men fought to preserve the United States, they were also fighting a battle for their personal freedom and the freedom of their families. It is this remarkable story that Stephen Hayes will tell with his new sculpture on CAM’s grounds. The first section of the sculpture was delivered to Carolina Bronze Sculpture in Seagrove, NC, the day before the shutdown. Stephen Hayes is now back in his studio at Duke University where he teaches and is finishing up the last section. The sculpture will be installed at CAM in November 2021. Want to support the USCT Public Sculpture Project and help CAM get a grant from USA Today? Check out our Community Thrives page and make a donation. Every donation makes a difference! |
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Come Hear NC Shana Tucker Thursday, October 1, 2020 at 6 PM
"Tucker distinguishes herself with calmly resolute, eclectic vocals and similarly eclectic songwriting that span the worlds of jazz, soul music and pensively lyrical chamber pop..." - NEW YORK MUSIC DAILY
Join us for Shana Tucker, live and in-person in the Hughes Wing or live-streaming on CAM's Facebook page and YouTube Channel, as part of the Come Hear NC music series. To make your experience even better, make a reservation at CAM Café by calling (910) 777-2363. This performance is funded in part by the North Carolina Arts Council and AARP.
Thanks to Wilmington photographer Curtis Krueger for the photograph of Shana |
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Spooky Stories Night at the Haunted Art Museum: Spooky Stories from the CAM Community Deadline for submissions: Monday, October 12, 2020 at 11:59 PM
Calling all writers! Celebrate this Halloween season by submitting your own spooky short story or poem to CAM and see it in print and read aloud. All approved entries will be printed in the resulting book Night at the Haunted Art Museum: Spooky Stories from the CAM Community. Enter the drawing to be selected and read loud during our October Family Saturday on Saturday, October 24 and our virtual reading on Friday, October 30. |
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Museum School Painting in the Outdoors Starts October 27
Fall weather has us thinking about painting outside! Join artist Todd Carignan for a painting class on location where students are invited to capture the beauty of the season in one sitting.
Image: Plein Air Painting from Spring 2020 by Todd Carignan |
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Museum School October Virtual Classes
Printmaking, pastel painting, watercolor, creative writing, and more! Take a look at this fall's virtual classes and connect with our creative community of students and teachers.
Image: Introduction to Printmaking with September Krueger |
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Art & Social Justice Conversations HP Fangs (Greyson D.) Wednesday, October 7 at 6 PM via Zoom
Join us for a free Zoom conversation with local artist, Glow Academy art teacher, and CAM teaching artist HP Fangs (Greyson D.) You've probably seen HP Fangs' chalk art across town, advocating for unity and condemning racism. He is the artist for the latest Support the Port Wilmington in Color coloring book, is involved in the Black Lives Matter mural project, and his work is featured on a new billboard calling for Love. Unity. Forever. |
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Help Get the Word Out about CAM and CAM Café
Have you had a great dinner at CAM Café? A wonderful experience in the galleries? You can help us by writing reviews on our Facebook page, on Yelp, and Trip Advisor. |
| Subscribe to CAM's YouTube Channel!
Did you know that CAM posts interviews with artists and curators on our YouTube Channel? Subscribe and stay engaged with our art community! |
| Facebook Fundraisers
An easy way to support CAM is to host a fundraiser on your personal Facebook page for the museum. Host a fundraiser for your birthday and let your friends donate to CAM! |
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CAM Café Live Music & Brunch Every Saturday
Featuring delicious food, live music, and socially distanced outdoor seating, CAM Café is the perfect place for brunch with friends. For reservations, call 910-777-2363. Roger Davis is live in the courtyard Saturday, October 3. |
| CAM Café Half-Priced Bottles of Wine on Thursdays
Check out CAM Café's specially curated list of wine available for half-price on Thursdays!
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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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