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The Orange County Artists Guild is a non-profit organization seeking to increase the visibility and recognition of area artists and crafts people.
The Orange County Artists Guild is a group of over 100 artists based in Orange County, North Carolina. Established in 2000, the guild supports member artists with community and educational opportunities. The guild’s most visible public event is to organize and promote the annual Open Studio Tour.
The Orange County Artists Guild Spring Show Opening Reception
Friday March 7th 6:00 – 8:00PM with live music and light hors d’oeuvres.
Show on view: Feb 7 – Apr 30
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William Neville
Caseworks – Chapel Hill This is one in a series of posts about artists in the Orange County Artists Guild. What is your medium? Why do you love it? How did you get interested in it? As a young man I was making oil paintings, and the fine arts were my first love. The decorative Arts came later. In my junior year of collage while working on a Fine Arts major, my mother handed me one thousand dollars, instructing me to "Take the summer off and go to the Louvre in Paris." An amazing gesture for a woman who was…
Susan Brubaker Knapp
Blue Moon River – Chapel Hill This is one in a series of posts about artists in the Orange County Artists Guild. "What Remains" What is your medium? Why do you love it? How did you get interested in it? I'm a fiber artist. I started out as a traditional quilter, making bed quilts, when I was in my twenties, and moved toward art quilts and fiber art about 2005. While my core materials — cloth and thread — are those used in traditional quilting, I often employ substances such as acrylic fabric paints, dyes, Tyvek, Angelina fibers, and water-soluble…
Nadine Zenobi
Skyrivers Studio - Jewelry & Painting - Chapel Hill This is one in a series of posts about artists in the Orange County Artists Guild. What is your medium? I have been working as a jeweler for the past 48 years. I was traveling in Europe when I began to know that I wanted to work in silver. When I moved back to the U.S. after four years, it was like magic that happened and I knew it was my pathway to make silver jewelry. I moved into a room where the woman had a small jewelry setup and I…