Initiation by Paula Damasceno
Limited Edition Book
Initiation is an artist book by Paula Damasceno featuring 26 Risograph-printed pages that bring text and image into a tactile sequence. Written across English, Yoruba, Portuguese, and Spanish, it draws together Orisha iconographies and mythologies with layered histories of the Americas. Risograph reproductions of original tintypes suggest offerings made to the Orishas by unidentifiable, and at times absent, subjects.
Intro to Zine Making Summer Camp for Teens with Frances Bukovsky
June 22-26, 2026 9am-12pm at Toe River Arts Council
Registration is open for this youth summer camp through the Toe River Arts Council. Explore photo zines as a way to document daily life and tell visual stories. Campers will learn basic photography, collage techniques, and bookmaking while studying contemporary and historical photographers who use zines in their practice. Each student will create a handmade zine filled with photographs taken throughout the week.
Celebrating Elemental Earth - Call for Photographs
Share your photographs with us.
It is time to share your Elemental Earth photographs. Your photographs will be woven into a community slideshow on Wednesday, March 18th at 7 pm EDT, during our weekly gathering, as well as online and through our social media, pop-up galleries, and collaborative curations.
Dawn Roe: Super | Natural at Tracey Morgan Gallery
November 29, 2025 – January 10, 2026
Tracey Morgan Gallery is pleased to present Super | Natural, a solo exhibition by Dawn Roe. This marks Roe’s third exhibition with the gallery and brings together works spanning almost five years of activity from the artist’s indefinitely ongoing series, DESCENT ≈ An Atlas of Relation, a collective archive of earth, plant, and animal forms living and dying together across both great and small distances.
23rd Appalachian Mountain Photography Competition
Call for Entry
The Turchin Center for the Visual Arts (TCVA) is excited to announce the call for entry to this year’s upcoming 23rd Appalachian Mountain Photography Competition exhibition. This year’s exhibition will be juried by Ty Murray, artivist and Director of Art & Communications at The Bottom, a nonprofit cultural organization in Knoxville, TN, who chose, “I Know Why the Mockingbird Sings” as this year’s exhibition theme.
Glendale: Looking Back, Looking Forward, Being Present
Reflecting from Glendale
Glendale serves as the site for Wofford’s Long Term Environmental Reflection program, where artist and writers are invited to explore the preserve and village as part of the Goodall Visiting Fellows program. Creative people across disciplines are invited to reflect on six sites – to bring their own unique perspectives and see what emerges as they spend time there. This exhibit, as a milestone along this journey in time, is a chance for the extended community to appreciate and reflect on this important and special place.