Join world-renowned watermedia artist Sterling Edwards (CSPWC, TWSA, WPA, NWS) as he takes you into the world of Abstract Expressionism using mixed media. In this exciting and creative workshop you’ll see how to use a variety of media such as acrylics, water soluble pastels, and graphite to paint beautiful and thought provoking works of art.All skill levels are invited. Availability […]
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The Sienna Sand is Jeff Diebold’s sixth Zeke Trainer mystery. Zeke is a federal consultant assigned to assist with difficult and deadly situations. His background as a contractor to the US Army in counterintelligence brings him to some of the toughest hot spots in the world. This time he’s up agains the Mexican Cartel at the US border. Jeff Siebold […]
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Featured during the gallery’s group show, Abstraction, will be a demonstration by Ginny Lassiter on Saturday, March 14, 2020 from 1 to 3 p.m. There is no charge for the demo and no reservations are necessary. Just stop by and enjoy watching as Ginny develops one of her expressionist pieces. Ginny works most often in acrylic, creating abstracted landscapes and […]
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So sorry! Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Village of Woodsong has decided to cancel this event! For the fifth year in a row, we’re joining with the Village of Woodsong in Shallotte, NC to present the Woodsong Porch & Art Stroll on Saturday, April 25, 2020 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Over 25 of our fabulous artists will […]
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William West, a native of Durham, NC, left for 20 years, graduated from Ringling College of Art and Design, entered the ad business in New York City, Atlanta, and San Antonio and won many national creative awards. After selling his advertising agency business, William started painting and found that watercolors were his true passion. He has immersed himself in painting […]
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The author calls her novel By Design a love story with a twist. A young Southern designer charged with redesigning a surgical practice falls for the handsome doctor, but conflicts and the past conspire against them. J. Boykin Baker grew up in the small town of Wilson, NC. She knew from the age of seven, after seeing the old movie […]
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Sunset River Marketplace, the eclectic art gallery in Calabash, NC, is presenting Cloudy & Cool, a group show that opened on Sept. 19 and runs through Nov. 9. It features works by R. L. Thomas, acrylics; Carol Iglesias, pastel; Nancy Hughes Miller, oil; Mark Hilliard, photography; Janet B. Sessoms, oil; William West, watercolor; Phil Meade, oil; Richard Tardell, oil; Dianne Hutchinson, […]
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Otis L. Lee, Jr. August 8, 10 – 11 a.m. Lee will speak about his book,The Last Train From Djibouti, which is inspired by the true story of his wife’s travel to Africa as a young woman in search of fulfillment. What she found was not at all what she expected. Free but seating is limited. Reservations are needed. Call […]
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Otis L. Lee, Jr. is set to speak at Sunset River Marketplace art gallery in Calabash, NC on Thursday, August 8 from 10 – 11 a.m. as part of the gallery’s ongoing Coffee With the Authors series. He will be discussing and reading from The Last Train From Djibouti, which is based on the true experiences of his wife, Dr. […]
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Charles Oldham The Senator’s Son The book tells the story of the mysterious disappearance of a young boy, which occurred in Currituck County, NC in February 1905. The victim was eight-year-old Kenneth Beasley, the son of Samuel M. Beasley, a prosperous farmer and local businessman who represented the county in the North Carolina State Senate at the time. Senator Beasley […]
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