Cameron Art Museum

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Tuesday, March 21, 2023

TD Bank presents:

The Sundown Performance Series at CAM

Join us for the Sundown Performance Series, a new FREE performance series designed to connect art and social justice, presented by

TD Bank.


The performance will take place outdoors in the beautiful PNC USCT Park directly in front of Boundless, the public sculpture honoring the United States Colored Troops and their fight for freedom.


The series is FREE and open to the public. Beer, wine and a selection of light bites will be available at CAM Cafe.

Violinist Christa Faison kicks off the Sundown Performance Series Thursday, March 30 at 7 PM

The Sundown Performance Series kicks off Thursday, March 30 at 7 PM with violinist Christa Faison.  Faison will perform a selection of gospel classics and more.

The soldiers in Boundless showcased their resiliency through battle. Today, we can display ours through a number of different outlets. The drummer of the USCT played the cadence for the soldiers to march to and we will continue what they started by playing and singing our own tunes. Join us at USCT Sculpture Park to listen and converse with local and regional performers who will use their gifts to share and spread awareness on topics important to them and their communities.”

- Daniel Jones, Cultural Curator,

Cameron Art Museum

Aya Shabu of BalaKora performing

Thursday, April 27 at 7 PM

The spring season continues with BalaKora performing on Thursday, April 27 at 7 PM. BalaKora is an acoustic ensemble featuring the West African Soso Bala and Kora instruments.

Kevin Locklear Melvin and the Lumbee Tribe will close out the spring season of the Sundown Performance Series on Thursday, May 27 at

7 PM. Melvin, the Cultural Historic Preservation Officer for the Lumbee Tribe, will be speaking alongside a musical performance with a tribal member.


Join us for incredible performances in the beautiful PNC USCT Park this spring and summer!

CAM Museum Shop

Check Out What's New in the Museum Shop! 

Prints and other fun and funky items by local artist / teacher / advocate Greyson Davis - aka HP Fangs

Featured – 8.5x11” print $12 (members - $10.80) and I Arted zip bag $20 (members - $18)

DesignNC Classicism Reimagined

May 4 & 5, 2023 at CAM

Tickets On Sale Now

Your donation to Art For All supports

FREE CAM Community Days and more

making art more accessible to everyone!

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Join us for the final Jazz at CAM

of the season!

Jazz@CAM

Skip Walker feat. Travis Shook

Thursday, April 6, 2023, 7 PM

CAM Members: $35; Not Yet Members: $55


Skip Walker is a drummer, composer, producer, educator, and Episcopal Priest. He is a graduate of Boston’s prestigious Berklee College of Music (the world’s foremost institution for the study of Jazz and modern American music) where he studied with renown drummers John Ramsay, Skip Hadden, and Ed Uribe.

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Featured Programs

Mary's Art Explorers

Dali and the

Path of Dreams

Thursday, March 23, 2023,

10-11 AM

CAM Members: $3 per child/adult; Non-Members: $6 per child/adult

Children 2 and under: free


Our featured book will be Dali and the Path of Dreams. We will view the Salvador Dali print we have on display in our Promise exhibition and create our own surreal artwork.


Art Explorers is geared towards infants, toddler and preschoolers, but big brothers and sisters are welcome to join and create art with us. Space is limited so preregister to guarantee your spot!


It is with great honor that Cameron Art Museum pays tribute to Mary Cameron Hoey by naming its most popular and long standing family program after her. Mary’s Art Explorers is a story time, art making, and museum exploration program.

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Discussion

Black Lives

Do Matter Panel Discussion

with Greyson Davis

Thursday, March 23, 2023, 6 PM

$10 suggested donation;

pre-registration required


What does it mean to be a changemaker? Join Art Director Greyson Davis, artists from Eighteen Forward, and leaders in our community for a passionate discussion on constructive and creative actions that help move us forward.

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Concert

Duo Beaux Arts: Kaleidoscopes of Expressions

Saturday, March 25, 2023, 2-3 PM

CAM Members: $20;

Not-Yet Members: $25


Known for its sensational performances, Duo Beaux Arts (pianists Catherine Lan & Tao Lin) is in high demand on international stages. Recent engagements include concert tours in Asia, Europe, and across North America to critical acclaims. The program features a wide range of musical periods and compositional styles from Classical to Romantic styles, all the way to Argentinian tangoes. Featured composers include Mozart, Chopin, Liszt, Mendelssohn, and Piazzolla. Let this heart-felt program excite your imagination and individual expression.

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Upcoming Programs

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Art Sale

Humble Jumble

Art Sale

Saturday, April 1, 2023,

10 AM-4 PM

Free; donations appreciated


CAM celebrates local working artists by giving you the opportunity to build your own collection and be a patron of the arts. Over 30 artists will have work available for purchase that day with a percentage of proceeds to CAM.


Proceeds support local artists and the work of Cameron Art Museum.

Mary's Art Explorers

Let's Learn About Colors!

Thursday, April 6, 2023, 10-11 AM

CAM Members:

$3 per child/adult;

Not-yet-Members:

$6 per child/adult

Children 2 and under: free


Let’s learn about colors! We will celebrate the last week of our exhibition 60+ by exploring the colors we find in the art and making masterpieces of our own.


Art Explorers is geared towards infants, toddler and preschoolers, but big brothers and sisters are welcome to join and create art with us. Space is limited so preregister to guarantee your spot!

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Tour

American Sign Language Tour

Saturday, April 8, 2023, 11 AM

Free; pre-registration required


Join us for an inclusive tour interpreted in ASL. Two interpreters will be provided.

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Tour

Connections Monday

Monday, April 10, 2023

10:30 AM-12:30 PM

Free; pre-registration required

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Enjoy a morning of music in the galleries, adapted exhibition exploration, as well as optional hands-on activities and the choice to bring a boxed lunch to enjoy in our café or courtyard area. Geared towards individuals in the earlier stages of Alzheimers and dementia, this program is offered on Mondays when we are otherwise closed to the public to ensure a quiet and calm environment. Groups or individuals with their loved ones are welcome.

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Sponsored in part by:

CAM Café

CAM Café


Hours

Lunch: Tues-Fri 11 AM-2 PM

Dinner: Thurs 5-8 PM

Brunch: Sat & Sun 10 AM-2 PM


Call (910) 777-2363 for reservations

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Live Music

at CAM Café


Warren Darrel

Thursday, March 23, 6-8 PM

Beginning March 3!

Tai Chi

with Jay Stempin

Fridays from 9-9:50 AM

Admission: $15

Click here to view our

2023 Spring Course Catalogue

Museum School Classes & Workshops

Printmaking Studies: Incorporating Color

with Drypoint

Instructor: Antoinette Vogt

Drypoint is an intaglio printmaking technique in which a sharp tool is used to scratch the drawing or design into the plate. In this class students will learn techniques to add color to their prints. Both hand coloring techniques and color printing "a la poupee" will be explored. Printing "a la Poupee" refers to adding colors onto the plate all at once and then running it through the press to create a multi-colored print. From start to finish, students will learn the basics of plate making, inking, and printing using an etching press. Adult: All Levels -

Wednesdays, April 5-26

11am-2pm (Clay studio)

CAM member: $172;

Not-yet-member: $215

$15 material fee

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Natural Way To Draw- Relationships

Instructor: Donna Moore

Practice classic techniques of measuring relationships to better achieve believable proportions within the figure. Return and new students encouraged.

Adult: All Levels -

Wednesdays, April 5-26, 2-5pm

CAM member: $172;

Not-yet-member: $215

$30 model fee paid to instructor

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Walkabout Wilmington

Instructor: Alan Cradick

This session offers an opportunity for photographers, of any skill level, to spend some time just photographing our beautiful city. We will spend two hours once a week in five different locals around town. We may find ourselves at Oakdale Cemetery, among the giant animals of Grahamland Fiberglass Figures out RT 74 or on the deck of the Battleship North Carolina.

Adult: All Levels -

Mondays, April 3- May 8,

9-11am

CAM member: $144 ;

Not-yet-member: $180

Register

Wire Wrapped Crystals

Instructor: Anne McCombie

Bring balance to the mind, body and soul as we join together and create some beautifully wrapped crystals and gemstones. You are welcome to use these techniques to create wearable art, sculptures or wall hangings. Adult all levels

Adult: All Levels -

Saturday, March 25, 10am-4pm

CAM member: $100;

Not-yet-member: $125

+ $20 material fee

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Raku Workshop

Instructor: Brian Evans & Renato Abbate

Each student may bring up to 3 glazed pots, each no larger than 8" wide x 10" tall. No platters or large bowls. Please note that the raku process creates work that is not food safe. Pots should be bisqued and glazed prior to the workshop. Detailed information on proper attire and any student participation in the firing process will be provided with registration.

Adult: All Levels -

Saturday, April 15, 10am-3pm

CAM member: $40;

Not-yet-member: $45

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Painting on Location

Instructor: Todd Carignan

This class meets in a new location each week to paint a variety of subjects. All media welcome! Recommend Beginning Drawing and/or painting class prior to painting on location.

Adult: Intermediate -

Mondays, April 3-May 1*,

9am-12pm

CAM member: $172;

Not-yet-member: $215

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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.

North Carolina Arts Council

This project was supported by the NC Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources