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Indepth Arts News:
"2010 Juried Exhibition Series"
2010-03-02 until 2010-04-29
Chapel Hill Town Hall
Chapel Hill, NC,
USA United States of America
This exhibit is part of the Chapel Hill 2010 Juried Exhibition Series and runs from March 2 through April 29, 2010. The exhibiting artists are Leen Elnaccash, Hampton R. Olfus, Jr., Sudie Rakusin, and Ann Roth. The exhibit is open to the public. The Public Arts Office organizes an annual Juried Exhibitions Series each year for Chapel Hill Town Hall and The Chapel Hill Public Library to showcase artwork by established and emerging artists. Approximately ten indoor exhibitions are organized throughout the year featuring a wide range of artistic media, including both two- and small three-dimensional artwork. Hampton R. Olfus, Jr. has been a Premiere Portfolio Artist at absolutearts.com since 2008.
View more of Hampton Olfus' work at absolutearts.com absolutearts.com/holfus/
Featured artists usually exhibit their work for two months in two- or three-person group shows. Artists are selected by a committee comprising local artists and arts professionals, members of the Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission, and representatives from the Library and Town Hall. North Carolina artists are encouraged to apply but all artists are considered, regardless of residency. For the 2008-2009 Juried Exhibitions Series twenty-five artists were invited to show: 18 artists from North Carolina (12 of these from the Triangle area) and seven from other states. Artistic excellence and the display of a wide!
variety of media and styles are the primary selection criteria.
Hampton Olfus comments about his work: "Art for me is a journey, of a life force expressing it's self through the human experience. Each artist has a vision or personal statement for their artistic journey. My artistic vision, is to be as true,to those who love art, as I I'm to my artistic self. I attempt to transfer the energy of discovery, from the studio to the exhibit space.And I also would like to make the gallery owners happy without the art work becoming,predictable. Too acquire the artistic wisdom of the masters, and remain as fearless as a child, with a box of crayons staring at a blank wall."
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