Jazz at CAM with theDoug Irving Legacy Ensemble Thursday, January 4 @ 7 PM |
| Join us Thursday evening as the Doug Irving Legacy Ensemble pays respect through music to former Wilmington Pianist and Vocalist Rudy and Cynthia Tyson.
Rudy and Cynthia Tyson were the original local pioneers of jazz in Wilmington from the late 1970s through the 1990s. The couple were known as active musicians within the community and ran a summer after school program at the Boy’s Club in downtown Wilmington, where they promoted the art of jazz. This program was free and easily accessible to children in the area. The Tysons’ goals were to develop more minority musicians in the community and to develop the younger generation.
Doug Irving, a fellow musician, attended the program in the 7th grade, where he first became familiar with the Tysons. While attending UNCW, Irving kept a relationship with the jazz couple throughout the years, growing inspired by their music and goals, and eventually creating his own ensemble to pay respect to these jazz professionals. Consisting of former students of the Tysons', the Doug Irving Legacy Ensemble reflects the legacy of the pair by continuing to play jazz.
The Doug Irving Legacy Ensemble includes Doug Irving on bass, Benny Hill on saxophone, Carlos Garcia on piano, and Dwayne Jordan on drums. Selections will come from original tunes, arrangements, and the Children’s Ensemble "Jazz-A-Tazz."
CAM Members: $35 Not-Yet Members: $55 |
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| FLOATING LANTERN CEREMONY SUNDAY, JAN 7, @ 3:00 - 7:00 PM FREE Outdoor Event, Gallery Admission Applies, $5 After 4 PM 18 and under are always FREE
Lantern Sleeves now available to purchase at CAM Visitor Services during regular hours and Spruced Wilmington CAM Members: $15 + tax, Not-Yet-Members: $20 + tax $20 for all purchases on Sunday, January 7 until sold out 3-7 PM Trolley Available Overflow parking is located at Barclay Center at the intersections of 17th and Independence Blvd. |
| | Saturday, January 6, 10 AM - 5:00 PM Sunday January 7, 10 AM - 7:00 PM
Start 2024 off right by visiting CAM this weekend for FREE! Show your Bank of America credit or debit card to Visitor Services for Free Admission all weekend.
This is made possible by Bank of America's Museum on Us program. |
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| Bring in a Colorful New Year! Set yourself up for a vibrant year with a 2024 Minnie Evans Wall Calendar. Every month features a different work by Ms. Evans that is sure to brighten your day. These calendars are made especially for the Cameron Art Museum, get yours today! 10% off – supplies are limited |
| 2024 Minnie Evans Calendar originally $26.99, now $21.59 (members $19.43) |
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Monument takes inspiration from Boundless, the public sculpture on Cameron Art Museum’s grounds by Stephen Hayes honoring the United States Colored Troops (USCT) and their fight for freedom. Through their work, artists Radcliffe Bailey, Sonya Clark, Willie Cole, Stephen Hayes, Juan Logan, Alison Saar, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, Kara Walker, and others create a dialogue acknowledging, questioning, and confronting the idea of commemoration in the built environment in the United States. |
| Place of Encounters/ Lugar de Encuentros |
| North Carolina is home to a rich diversity of voices, and this is reflected in its community of Latin American artists.
Work from Lugar de Encuentros / Place of Encounters often straddles two worlds, reflecting both birthplace and resettlement, exploring both tension and harmony in the relationship between the two. Artists include Nico Amortegui, CornelioCampos, Rodrigo Dorfman, Mario Marzan, Renzo Ortega, and Rosalia Torres-Weiner. |
| | Celebrate artistry and light at Cameron Art Museum’s 9th annual artist-made lanterns exhibition, Illumination 2023.
Interpreting the light that shines from within, artists from across the United States and Canada have created traditional and contemporary lanterns.
This display marks the transition of the season’s change and the year’s end as we begin our return to light.
The installation can be enjoyed inside the museum or outside the Studio One windows. |
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| | | AIDS Quilts at CAM CAM is proud to host a section of panels from the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt along with panels created by members of the Cape Fear community. LEARN MORE |
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MUSEUM SCHOOL CLASSES & WORKSHOPS |
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| | | Capturing The Light Instructor: Margo Worthington Increase the feeling of light in your paintings through a greater understanding of how light changes local color, warm and cool color relationships, and the critical role value plays in our perceptions. Adult: Intermediate Thursdays, January 11th - February 15th, 9:00AM-12:00PM CAM Member $232 / Not-yet Member $290 Supplies: email: agibson@cameronartmuseum.org or call 910-726-9732 for supply list. |
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| | | BLENDING TECHNIQUES WITH ACRYLIC PAINTS Instructor: Carolyn Faulkner Learn this fundamental technique to create more realistic work. Blending is a gentle intermingling of two or more colors or values to create a gradual transitioning which softens lines. Adult: Beginner Tuesdays, Jan 9th-30th, 10:00AM-12:30PM CAM Member $136 Not-yet Member $170 |
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| Lunch: Tues-Fri 11 AM-2 PM |
| | Dinner: Thurs 5-8 PM
Enjoy FREE gallery admission Thursday evenings when you join us for drinks or dinner. |
| | Brunch: Sat & Sun 10 AM-2 PM |
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| No museum admission is ever needed to enjoy CAM Cafe. Join us today! Call (910) 777-2363 for reservations |
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Cameron Art Museum (CAM) provides a cultural gathering place that enriches the lives of museum visitors and the community through high-quality exhibitions, lifelong learning in the arts, dynamic public programs, and stewardship and interpretation of the collection. |
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