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A blog for Associated Artists of Winston-Salem, capturing behind-the-scenes looks at shows and events, photos from workshops, and the sort of news we just can't fit on our website. The Canvas of the Community also allows our artist members and friends to follow and connect, comment, and participate.
About Associated Artists
- Associated Artists of Winston-Salem
- Winston-Salem, NC, United States
- A nonprofit membership organization for visual artists with a beautiful downtown gallery space in the heart of Winston-Salem. www.associatedartists.org
301 West 4th Street
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
(336) 733-0340
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
(336) 733-0340
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- Free Gallery Talk on Nov 3:
- Watercolor Workshop with Sharon Hardin on Nov 5
- Photos from Bookbinding Workshop with Joyce Teta
- Recent Radio Interview on WFDD
- Free Gallery Talk Thursday (Oct 28) at 7pm
- Tomorrow: Bookbinding workshop
- Trena McNabb, Cultural Crossroads Chair
- Gallery Talk Friday at Noon!
- Bookbinding Workshop on Oct 27th
- Opening Reception of "Cultural Crossroads"
- Save the Date! Fall for Art 2010 at Flow BMW
- Calls for Artists
- Save the Date: Special Gallery Talk During 6 Days ...
- Cultural Crossroads - Lineup of Events
- Benefit Day at New Town Bistro & Bar - This Sat, O...
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