Welcome to Cullowhee Mountain ARTS
Quality Artist Workshops and Arts Programs in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina
Cullowhee
Mountain ARTS offers exceptional summer workshops in painting, drawing,
printmaking, book arts, ceramics, photography and mixed media. Our
distinguished faculty with national and international reputations will
provide a weeklong immersion in their topic supplemented with lectures,
demonstrations, or portfolio talks. Cullowhee Mountain ARTS is committed
to supporting the personal and professional development of every artist
whatever their level by providing the setting and facilities for
intense learning, art making, shared in community. We believe that art
enlivens community life and that in a supportive community art thrives
best. Our summer programs will include public presentations and youth
art camps. MORE
Come. Learn. Create. Collaborate
Cullowhee Mountain ARTS 2012
summer program will include an exciting range of workshops. Imagine yourself in a studio where other artists are
exploring solar plate etching or monotype with new inks. Or learning
about slabs and extrusions, forming pots you always wanted to make. Or
learning plein air watercolor surrounded by majestic mountains and
summer botanicals. Or making books as unconventional as ones’
imagination can conceive. And imagine that you will be sharing ideas and
meals and outings with other artists from around the country. At
Cullowhee Mountain ARTS you will find a like-minded community of
passionate learners, energized by wonderful instructors where daily
concerns are left behind. MORE
Art Nurtured in a Mountain Setting
Cullowhee Mountain ARTS summer programs are held on the campus of Western Carolina University, in the midst of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Cullowhee is located 45 miles west of Asheville, the thriving arts community with downtown galleries, the Asheville Art Museum and the River Arts District where artists' working studios mingle with galleries and cafés housed in the old warhouse district. Nearby in Black Mountain is the site of the famous Black Mountain College whose memory is kept alive at the Black Mountain College Museum in downtown Asheville. Cullowhee Mountain ARTS is also 25 miles from the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, only 17miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway, and 20 miles to the Cherokee Heritage Center, Cherokee, North Carolina. MORE
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