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WWAC offices will be closed starting at 1pm Friday May 24, 2019 and then through the weekend including Monday May 27, 2019 due to the Memorial Day Holiday. Classes will resume as scheduled on Tuesday May 28, 2019.
June 24 – August 30
Summer Arts Camp
June 19 Audition
July 10 – August 21 Coaching/Rehearsals
August 24 Public Performance
Musical Theatre for Teens
June 1
ArtWalk
The mARTian Project is a creative placemaking initiative combining public art and local history.
Our mission is to provide high quality cultural programming that brings people together and transforms the world around us by inspiring, educating and promoting the arts and art appreciation for our diverse community. Will you join us?
Cultural Heritage Exhibition
May 20 – July 12, 2019 • Opening Reception June 9, 4 – 6 pm
Artist Spotlight: Sarasvathy TK
Idli, Sambar and Chutney, oil on canvas
Artist Statement
“I translate what I see in my daily life onto canvas. I am inspired by various colours that we see in our food, richness and texture of them. Giving a form of art to these visuals is my genre of food realism. Being an Indian, we have extensive varieties of these colours in our food and it’s my one of the first artwork in this genre.”
Member Show: Fiction, The Art Show
March 25 – May 17, 2019 • Opening Reception March 31, 4 – 6 pm
Artist Spotlight: Meta Dunkley Arnold | 1st Place Prize Winner
Meta Dunkly Arnold,
“Adeline at the Window”
Meta Dunkly Arnold makes found-object assemblages, and also teaches art to young children at Painted Oak Nature School and Art Sparks in Hopewell. Her background in English literature lends a narrative quality to many of her pieces, and her work as an educator inspires her to try to capture the excitement of discovering new things.
Artist Statement
“Many of my assemblage pieces are kinetic and interactive, inviting the audience to share my creative process by going on a “treasure hunt” of their own. This piece, ‘Adeline at the Window,’ portrays my favorite scene in Ann Radcliffe’s early gothic novel, The Romance of the Forest. Far from being a helpless maiden, Adeline rescues herself and saves all the characters. Here she escapes the scheming Marquis by climbing out a window. Opening a book opens a window for the reader, a process Radcliffe’s characters enact by deciphering older, hidden texts for clues to their own stories. Like art (especially assemblage), Gothic novels celebrate the process of discovery.”
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