Welcome to the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
A musical by Mike Craver, Mark Hardwick, Debra Monk, and Mary Murfitt
January 27- February 19
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251 North Spruce Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101
www.sawtooth.org
Sawtooth School for Visual Art has a 65 year history of inspiring and teaching the young and old alike through the creation of visual art. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced artist, we invite you to discover the newly renovated Sawtooth School.
Sawtooth School for Visual Art is a non-profit school that encourages creativity throughout the entire community. Sawtooth School offers classes in eight disciplines including ceramics, glass, graphics, photography, metal, fibers, wood, painting and drawing and offers a wide range of classes for children and adults at any skill level from beginner to advanced. Sawtooth School’s goal is to provide quality programming and professional instruction through a multi-cultural curriculum for students of all ages, skill and abilities. Sawtooth School is the premier community arts and crafts school in Winston-Salem and the Greater Triad as is located in downtown Winston-Salem, the heart of the City of Arts and Innovation.
Womble Carlyle Gallery
Artists of the Enrichment Center Respond to Modern Masters
December 3, 2011 – January 28, 2012
The theme of abstraction in art has united two Winston-Salem organizations and a dozen local artists in a unique artistic partnership. The Enrichment Center invited artists, including artists with disablities, to respond to the exhibition Modern Masters from the Smithsonian American Art Museum on view at Reynolda House Museum of American Art this fall. An exhibition in the Womble Carlyle Gallery of the Arts Council’s Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts will present the culmination of their explorations of the categories in the Reynolda House exhibition: “Significant Gestures” (abstract expressionism), “Optics and Order” (geometric abstraction), and “New Images of Man” (abstractions that retain the human figure).
Participating local artists include: Shanthony Exum, Andrew Fansler, Matt, Groce, Laura Lashley, and Jason Lancaster, and Jae Pitt. Artist representing the Enrichment Center are April Anders, Emily Caldwell, Chris Cuthrell, Josh Lawrence, Adam Leferve, Kenneth McMahan, Marjorie Waser, and Valarie Williams.
Modern Masters from the Smithsonian American Art Museum will be on view at Reynolda House until December 31, so that visitors can make their own connections with paintings and sculptures that remain as urgent and forceful today as they did in the 1950s and 60s. Click here for more information.
Coming Soon: Strictly Academic, Part 2
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The Cafe and Excalibur Terrace
A casual indoor and outdoor dining area, the Café offers light snacks and beverages that may be enjoyed on the Excalibur Terrace.
