Laurel Tewes: A Muralist's Private Artwork
January 11 – February 4
Artist Reception: Saturday, January 14, 2012, 1pm-4pm
During her 35-year career as a visual artist, muralist, and illustrator, Canton resident, Laurel Tewes has produced thousands of pieces of art. In her spare time, artwork she developed has led to the exploration of many mediums and subjects. Her latest love? Graphite and pencil drawings.
Gallery 86: It's Elementary! A Student Art Show
February 8 - March 3
Student art exhibit featuring the latest and greatest creations from Haywood County Elementary School students, artwork from Elementary School teachers and local artists who got bitten by the art-bug in Elementary School.
Artist Reception: February 11, 1-4pm
Sunday Concert Series: Lloyd Arneach
Sunday, February 19
@ 3pm, FREE
Haywood County Public Library
An enrolled member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Lloyd Arneach was born and reared on the Cherokee Reservation in Cherokee, North Carolina. He learned his first legends from two storytelling uncles on the reservation. His father was Vice-Chief of the Eastern Band, his mother was the first woman ever elected to the Tribal Council and his Grandmother (Lula Owl Gloyne) was a Beloved Woman of the tribe.
