Arts Council to Sponsor Holiday Exhibition to Open December 1 6
The dictionary tells us that an
artist is "one who professes and
practices an imaginative art." Being
imaginative can involve creating
something never seen before or tak
ing things already in existence and
making them new. The artist among
us discover a way to arrange and
construct objects of our everyday
world into a new order that conveys
personal thoughts, feelings, and
ideas ? and most importantly ?
the truth.
TKe African -American artist
and educator Willis Bing Davis out
lines the importance of the artists in
our society when he slates," The
very survival of mankind demands
that we learn not or\ly how to inter
act. learn, work and live with our
neighbors across the street and
across town; but, also, our extended
neighbors around the globe. The arts
can, if allowed and properly uti
lized, play a major role in this vital
task of understanding, appreciation
and valuing others."
The mission of The Art Council
is, in part, to promote awareness,
understanding and appreciation of
the arts by providing a series of pro
grams and activities which are tai
lored to meet the needs of the
diverse, ethnic and cultural popular
tions of Winston-Salem and Forsyth
County. With this goal in mind and
to celebrate the artist of our commu
nity, The Arts Council annually pre
sents the Holiday Expo Exhibition.
The Holiday Expo Exhibition is
open to all artist in the Triad. Its
emphasis is on emerging minority
artist. In presenting new artist to the
community, The Arts Council hopes
to educate the public to the type of
work being created in the grassroots
art community. The artist show
cased in this exhibition ideally rep
resent the diverse economic, ethnic
and cultural population of this
region.
By providing these emerging
artist a collective venue. The Arts
Council works to create an environ
ment in which artists feel encour
aged and supported in the continu
ing exploration of their creative
voice.
All cultures reflect, celebrates
and preserve their cultural heritage
through art. T^cforms and tradi- i
tions may ?^aiffCTent but the link
between the past ani the future cre
ated by the individual "imaginative
voice" of the artist stays constant
throughout all world communities.
Holiday Expo brings this
uniquely into focus by providing the
residents of Winston-Salem and
Forsyth County the opportunity to
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experience the great diversity and
commonality found in the works of
our emerging artists.
The Holiday ExpoExhibition
will open Dec. 16 in the Milton
Rhodes Gallery of the Sawtooth
Building, 226 N. Marshall Street.
The public is invited to opening
reception and awards ceremony to
take place on Dec. 16 beginning at 6
p.m. in the gallery.
Prince & Princess Baby
Contest Rehersal Held
There will be a mandatory the contest must call the office by
meeting and rehearsal this Saturday Friday at 5:30 p.m. for details and
at noon, for all contestants in the entry forms. The age limit is two
Prince & Princess Baby Contest years old, however, if your three
sponsored by the North Carolina year old is small for his or her age,
Black Repertory Company. The then he 01* she may be considered,
meeting will be held at the Arts Call the Black Rep office at 723
Council Theatre. Parents who are 7907 and ask for either Derrick N.
interested in entering their babies in Hamlin or Weusi Barka.
Dept. of Transportation
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to Issue Random Survey
The Winston-Salem Depart
ment of Transportation is conduct
ing a random survey of 2000
Forsyth County residents in order to
determine public attitudes and opin
ions on transportation issues. The
results of the survey will be used to
establish the goals and objectives of
the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County
Transportation Plan Update.
Survey forms will be mailed to
randomly selected citizens/house
holds throughout Forsyth County
within the next week. It is important
that everyone responds so that the
Qepartment can consider the needs
and desires of all segments of the
community as it plans transportation
projects through the year 2015.
All request for appropriate aux
iliary aids and services must be
made to Mark Wilkes at 727-2707.
If you receive a survey form,
please take the time to fill it out and
return it to the Winston-Salem
Department of Transportation.
We value your opinion.
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