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October 2021
I n h e r i t a n c e – All We Have Been Given, All We Leave Behind
In “Inheritance,” three generations of artists reflect on familial and environmental gifts left to us by our ancestors, and our obligation to honor and preserve that heritage. Carlyn Wright-Eakes, Bonnie Wright and Suzanne “Maman” Wright’s paintings, sculpture and basketry suggest the mystery and majesty of our personal and natural landscapes. Reception during Third Friday Durham: October 15, 6-9 p.m.
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Three Exhibits at PS 118 including FROM FALLUJAH: How Can We Know A Place?
F R O M F A L L U J A H : H ow Can We Know A Place? Group exhibit featuring the work of four Iraqi photographers: Mohamed Alani, Sura Abbis Jasim, Mohamed Jamil, and Harith Kaleel Ali. Curated by John Bechtold October 1 – November 6, 2021 Reception: Saturday, October 9; 3–6pm * with guest scholar Noor Ghazi giving a free public talk at 4:00. Curator Talk: Thursday, October 21; 7:00pm Guest curator, photographer, 21 year Army…
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DAG 67th Annual Juried Exhibition @ SunTrust Gallery
The Durham Art Guild presents the 67th Annual Juried Exhibition at SunTrust Gallery inside the Durham Arts Council building. This is the Guild’s longest-running, largest, and most impressive annual exhibition featuring the work of 67 regional artists working in a variety of mediums and styles. This exhibition will be on view in person through advanced appointments following safety guidelines October 7 – November 30, 2021. EXHIBIT EVENTS: 3rd Friday Durham Public Reception – Oct. 15th 6-8pm 3rd Friday Durham Public Reception…
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All Here, All Now: Works by Fern Nesson
October 15 - November 13 Third Friday opening (October 15): 5-8 p.m. Works by Boston-based minimalist photography Fern Nesson Roland Barthes asserts that "a photograph is a witness what has been. Every image is an image of death." But Barthes is wrong. A photograph may speak to a moment now past if that is what is desired. But a photograph can create its own energy as well. Like Cezanne's paintings, it can live; it can breathe. I use my camera…
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Third Friday Durham
Explore downtown Durham’s galleries, artist studios, shops, restaurants and music, from 6-9 p.m. every Third Friday. Enjoy the dynamic crop of local buskers around every corner, playing from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
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