18 WCC CAMPUS VOICE - APRIL 26. 2000
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Sarah Lampson, left, and Pat Turlington, art instructor,
pose in the Goldsboto Art Center where Lampson’s
drawing will be on display until the end of April.
PHOTO: SAM DAVIS
Former WCC student
wins major art award
in locai juried show
By BRIAN WEEKS
“I couldn’t believe it,” were the
words of former WCC student
Sarah Lampson after winning the
Best in Wayne County award in
the 2T‘ Annual National Juried
Fine Arts Exhibition in late March.
When Lampson entered her art
work, she was hoping that one or
both of her drawings would be
chosen for exhibition.
Juror Lynn Marsden-Atlass of
the Chrysler Museum in Norfolk,
VA, did more than that. She
named Lampson’s “Hanging
Towel” the Best in Wayne
County.
Marsden-Atlass said that she
was impressed by the “beautiful
attention to light, shadow and
folds. The artist has done a very
lovely rendering of an everyday
object.”
“Hanging Towel,” a graphite
and charcoal piece, was drawn on
tinted paper. The drapery was
highlighted with white chalk.
The drawing was created by
setting up the drapery and
photographing it. Lampson then
used an enlarging method called
“squaring up.”
Lampson’s other drawing was a
still life.
Lampson earned an associate of
fine arts degree in August 1999.
She is currently assisting Pat
Turlington, art instructor at WCC.
Lampson plans to enroll in
college and earn a bachelor of fine
arts degree in studio art.
Her fijture plans are to pursue a
master’s degree in fine arts and to
teach studio art at the college
level.
Another WCC student, Ty
Higgins, had a work accepted into
the show. The 4-inch tall clay
sculpture entitled “Tribal”depicts
a head of tribe member.
George shares canine thoughts
about college life
George and Kilo play in the hall between classes.
PHOTO: ASHLIE BARNES
By ASHLIE BARNES
Hello, WCC students and staff!
My name is George, and I am a
“Goldador,” golden and Labrador
retriever mix, but I am no ordinary
canine.
I am a Southeastern guide dog,
and I’ve dedicated my life to
helping my best friend. Kilo Cook.
Kilo is a history major at WCC.
I go to all of his classes with him
because I’m such a special dog.
All the teachers are nice to me,
but I stay really quiet just in case!
I like going to school because it
gives me lots of time to sleep,
except for Music Appreciation;
They make too much noise in
there!
I remember the day I met Kilo,
on June 4th, about 3 years ago in
Sarasota, Florida, where I was
born, though I grew up and was
trained in Texas.
When Kilo and I met, first
everyone had to make sure we got
along, never a problem.
Then we had to get used to each
other’s walking pace. I like to run,
but Kilo usually makes me slow
down.
We practiced using public
transportation like cars and buses.
Then we tried elevators and
escalators.
One of the most important
things I learned was how to go
into a restaurant and resist the
temptation to eat everybody’s
food.
Now Kilo and I live happily
together. On a typical weekday we
wake up around 5:00 a.m. Kilo
fixes me breakfast, and we go
outside for a walk.
After Kilo is ready, he puts me
in my harness, and we wait for our
ride.
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