INC NEWS - Rise Up; Third Friday culture Crawl; audio documentaries

[Laura Drey]

Friday, June 15th
6-9 (After Party 9-12)

Third Friday Culture Crawl Durham
Culture Happens Here.

Free

The Garden Salon. 
111 ½ W. Parrish St.
Photography by Elizabeth Galecke, Nathan Clendenin, and Serena Boggs;
Pastels by Elise Okrend; Fine Crafts by the artists of Creative Juices.

Flywheel Design Gallery.
409 E. Chapel Hill St.
Art Exhibit// Opening Reception Unanswered Metaphors in Dime Store Frames.
New Work by Annette deFerrari
Exhibit runs from June 15 to August 15, 2007. Reception: Friday, June 15, 6
to 8pm. Open weekdays from 9:30am to 5pm

Warehouse Blues Series.
West Village Apartments Courtyard.
MusicMaker presents music from Cyril Lance as part of the Warehouse Blues
Series, each Friday in June and July.

305 South. 
305 S. Dillard St. 
A display of oversized vintage printing press pieces.

Scrap Exchange. 
548 Foster St. 
The Scrap Exchange Gallery presents Art Heels~ NC Art Therapy Association .
Don't know what to do with those old shoes? Make art out of them! This
exhibit features shoe art by many local artists, along with a children's
shoe mandala. The opening festivities include a fundraising benefit for the
NC Art Therapy Association with live music by The Blue Tailed Skinks, and
Sawteeth McTweedy and the Particles, silent auction and exhibit. Opening
reception is Friday June 15th from 6-9.  Remember to wear your wildest shoes
for the cake walk. 

Claymakers.  
705 Foster Street. 
Opening reception for The Cup Show 6:30-8:30 PM.  Additional pottery and
sculpture in the gallery by North Carolina clay artists.

Durham Arts Council.
120 Morris St. 
The Durham Arts Council presents paintings by artists LD White (Raleigh, NC)
and Michael Mewborn (Lynchburg, VA) in the Allenton and Semans Galleries.
Images of Umstead, Allenton Gallery (main level) features the plein air
works of LD White.  This collection is the product of numerous trips made by
White to William B. Umstead State Park various times throughout the year.
Her works capture variations in nature resulting from different seasons and
different times of the day.  She takes both digital camera and paint box to
record images that are then transformed into larger paintings using oil
paint, soft pastel, and oil pastel.  Recent Paintings, Semans Gallery (upper
level) features the optical art "op art" of Michael Mewborn.  These
paintings are born out of the artist's vivid imagination and highly creative
series of rules resulting in countless patterns and geometrical designs.  He
does not mix colors, but paints directly from the tube or jar allowing the
viewer to get lost in his creation as their eye negotiates the surface of
the canvas moving from one shape to the next.

BCAC (Bull City Arts Collaborative).
401.B1 Foster St. 
The BCAC is a five person workspace and we have on display finished and in
progress works by Fort Grunt (Ben Fisher and Lou Joseph doing collaborative
painting and drawing) and the just completed Birdhouses fine press book by
Horse & Buggy Press featuring the photographs of Rob McDonald. Work by the
following guest artists is featured in our two member curated exhibition
spaces BCAC Upfront Gallery Silkscreen printmaking show by Jeremy Kerman of
Durham. 
Through July 30 also open every Friday from noon to 2 and by appt. 949 4847
Fort Grunt Aquarium
³Comet¹s Wake/New Wishes²
By Amze Emmons  (http://www.amzeemmons.com/
http://www.flickr.com/people/dianamarie/
through June 30
24/7 sidewalk viewing

Third Friday Durham After Party- 305 South.
305 S. Dillard St. 
Wrap up your Third Friday Durham merriment with a dance party at 305 South.
They’ll be featuring D.J. Warm Hands and D.J. Pari, they have lots of great
snacks, plus coffee, tea, beer and soda, plus all the other general
merriment that is 305 South.  (And I didn’t even mention the
kissing booth.)  Come support one of our favorite Durham institutions and
celebrate Third Friday Durham.  Culture Happens Here.

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Opening Reception: Friday, June 15, 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. with photographer
Stephen Aubuchon in conjunction with Durham's monthly Culture Crawl.

Icons and Angels: Classic and Contemporary Dance Photography
Icons and Angels presents two photographers' interpretations of modern
dance. The exhibition includes Barbara Morgan's iconic 1940s studio images
of Martha Graham and Stephen Aubuchon's contemporary photographs made on
stage from within the dance.

Note: Road work in downtown Durham has many intersections closed. The
easiest ways to reach the gallery are to take the downtown loop to Morgan
St, left on Foster St, left on Chapel Hill St, gallery is second storefront
your left; or take N. Duke St, right on Corporation, right on Foster, left
on Chapel Hill. 

Through This Lens
303 E.  Chapel Hill Street
Durham, NC 27701
(919) 687-0250
www.throughthislens.com <http://www.throughthislens.com/>

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HEARING IS BELIEVING: A SUMMER AUDIO DOCUMENTARY INSTITUTE
Public Listening Sessions

Join us for three unique opportunities to listen to innovative audio
documentary work produced by first-time audio rookies and award-winning
radio veterans Joe Richman and the Brooklyn-based duo Ann Heppermann and
Kara Oehler.
 
Monday, June 18, 7 p.m.
Joe Richman: Radio Diaries
“Our mission is to find extraordinary stories in ordinary places. We work
with people to document their own lives for public radio: teenagers,
seniors, prison inmates, and others whose voices are rarely heard.”
 
Tuesday, June 19, 7 p.m.
Ann Heppermann & Kara Oehler
 
Saturday, June 23, 10:30 a.m.
Shared Pathways: Collaboration and Community in Southwest Central Durham
Audio Documentary Presentations (light luncheon to follow)
A presentation of twelve short audio documentaries “tell the personal
stories of why and how local residents have gotten involved in their
neighborhoods­committing to efforts to make life better for the broader
community ... The documentaries ... highlight the cultural, historical, and
present-day treasures­and struggles­of this vibrant, multifaceted collection
of neighborhoods ... What elements must be present for disparate individuals
to coalesce around a vision? Is it civic pride? A sense of spiritual
vocation? Practical considerations, such as safe neighborhoods and property
values? Or an expanded sense of the meanings of “family” and “home”?
Whatever the answers, we know we’ll continue to be surprised, engaged, and
moved by these stories­and by the relationships that make the telling of
stories possible. ”
 
All three events will take place in the auditorium at the Center for
Documentary Studies at Duke University.
DIRECTIONS: http://cds.aas.duke.edu/about/here.html
 
For more information on CDS courses and institutes, please go to
http://cds.aas.duke.edu/courses/conted.html or call 919-660-3663.
 
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(details new) Saturday, June 23
 
Durham Rising  RAIN OR SHINE!

To celebrate the completion of the streetscape construction project, this
free community event includes live music, street performances, beer tasting,
food vendors and more. The main stage will be just across the street from
Through This Lens. 

4 ­ 6 pm Pre-Event Entertainment - Live music on three stages

6:00 pm Kickoff Ceremony - Unveiling of the Bull

7:00 pm People's Processional/Parade

7:30 pm Downtown Durham Proclamation

8:00 pm Russell Thompkins Jr. & the New Stylistics

9:30 pm Light Show Spectacular

Durham Rising is a FREE event! Food and beverages will be available for
purchase at the event. No food or drink may be brought into the event.   No
Pets are allowed
Most of the parking decks in downtown will be open and will be free! The
following parking decks will be available during the event: American Tobacco
North & South Decks, Corcoran St Deck, Chapel Hill St Deck (entry off of
Mangum St), Durham Centre Deck & the Church Street Deck.

events  http://durhamrising.com/events.php
map  http://durhamrising.com/downloads/durham-rising-event-map.pdf
Immediate Theater  http://immediatetheatrecollective.org/


Laura








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