Weekend: Art in Cary

Image by J.J. Raia. Lindsey Chester edits the Cary Citizen Calendar of Events .

Cary, NC – It’s so hard to choose among all the events on the Calendar. This week, we’ll focus on a few art exhibits around town. All are free.

Page Walker: Off the Tracks

This is a two-person exhibition of surprising landscapes.

J.J. Raia makes photographs that, quite frankly, look like paintings. For Crabapple in Spring Bud (above), the artist said that the “image was taken on one piece of film exposed 16 times. Each exposure was at a large f-stop to minimize depth of field and focused on different distances within the frame to give the image a more painterly look.”

Nancy Hughes Miller, whom we’ve covered in a previous story, paints colorful landscapes that seem to capture a magical quality of light. We are big fans of her work.

Artists’ Reception
Friday, February 24, 2012
6-8 p.m.

Page Walker
119 Ambassador Loop
Cary, NC

Waverly Artists Group: Grand Opening

Waverly Artists Group, in the newly refurbished Waverly Place, is having its Grand Opening on Friday February 24, 2012.

See the art and meet the artists. Music and refreshments.

They are also having a plein air show coming up (submission date is March 19) and several upcoming workshops.

Waverly Place has really gone through a remarkable renaissance. If you missed the Winter Wonderland, now’s your chance to visit. Waverly Artists Group is on the second floor facing the central open space.

Waverly Artists Group
Grand Opening

Friday February 24, 2012
6-10 PM

Waverly Place
corner of Tryon and Kildare Farm
Suite 209-D

Photo by Hal Goodtree.

Emerge Fine Arts: New York in the 70’s

This photography show by Allan Tannenbaum at Emerge Fine Arts in Downtown Cary closes on Saturday, so Friday is your last chance to see it.

Tannenbaum was chief photographer of the SoHo Weekly News in New York City and this exhibit is a personal retrospective. Rolling StoneLifeNewsweek and others have published Tannenbaum’s work.

New York in the 70’s
Emerge Fine Arts
Ashworth Village
200 S. Academy St. Ste. 110
Cary, NC 27511
Show closes: Feb 25, 2012

More Weekend Events

More weekend happenings on the CaryCitizen Calendar of Events.

Deborah Harry by Allan Tannenbaum.

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