TC Arts Council announces 2014 calls for artists

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TC Arts Council announces 2014 calls for artists

TC Arts Council Places a Call for Artists for 2014 Exhibits & Fundraisers

The Transylvania Community Arts Council in Brevard, NC has announced its exhibits for the 2014 season and has placed an open call for artists to enter. Tammy Hopkins, executive director at the TC Arts Council said, “We have a beautiful gallery located inside an old church that lends itself to interesting exhibits. Each month we have a different theme or a different arts organization on display. In 2013 we hosted 456 artists of all ages in our gallery.”

Call for Artists 2014:

Theme: Interwoven
This is an open art exhibit at the TC Arts Council from February 7- 28 for fiber and basket artists. Deadline to enter February 4.

Theme: Exploring The Great Outdoors – all mediums accepted. This exhibit will be on display at the TC Arts Council from March 7 – 28. Entry deadline is March 4.

Theme: Walk on The Wild Side – animals in art
This is an open art exhibit at the TC Arts Council from May 9 – 30. Deadline to enter is May 6.

Theme: Potters of WNC
This is an open exhibit for Potters from WNC at the TC Arts Council from June 6 – 20.
Deadline to enter is June 3.

Theme: ArtMart – end of year clearance sale. Artists its time to clean out your studio and put the artwork on sale so you begin the New Year fresh! This event will run November 14 & 15. Deadline to enter ArtMart is November 10.

To get an application to enter an exhibit at the Transylvania Community Arts Council call 828-884-2787 or email tcarts@comporium.net. Other exhibits at the TC Arts Council in 2014 include: exhibits by the Transylvania Art Guild, Shellie Lewis-Dambax and George Peterson, Transylvania County Public Schools Art Exhibit, Shannon Whitworth and Christine Kosiba, Artists of Burlingame Country Club, and an exhibit by Kenson Thompson and Suzanne Schmitt.

TC Arts Call for Artwork for 2014 Fundraisers:

The TC Arts Council will also be hosting a couple of fundraisers throughout the 2014 season and is looking for help from area artists. TC Arts has bowling pins available for artists to take and create new artwork with. These new “bowling pin” pieces of artwork would then be auctioned off at the March bowling fundraiser. A percentage of the auctioned item would be given back to the artist.

The “Chair–ity” event will be held in August and TC Arts is asking artist to help them decorate or create unique chairs for the “Chair-ity” Auction. If you are interested the TC Arts Council can provide a chair. A percentage of the auctioned item would be given back to the artist. Call Tammy Hopkins with the TC Arts Council at 884-2787 for more information.

The Transylvania Community Arts Council is a 501 – c3 non-profit arts organization that promotes all ARTS in Transylvania County. The TC Arts Council is located at 349 S. Caldwell Street near downtown Brevard. The TC Arts Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 9:30 am – 4:30 pm. To learn more about the TC Arts Council or to learn more about the ARTS in Brevard and Transylvania County go to www.artsofbrevard.org.

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About Alli Marshall
Alli Marshall has lived in Asheville for more than 20 years and loves live music, visual art, fiction and friendly dogs. She is the winner of the 2016 Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize and the author of the novel "How to Talk to Rockstars," published by Logosophia Books. Follow me @alli_marshall

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