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    September 11 – Patricia Savage: Light Falling on Form

    Light sparks our mind and our heart. It creates the illusion of dimension. It colors our world. It makes our paintings glow or creates subtle, shifting gradations of light.


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    Upcoming Shows / Workshops

    PSNC Members’ Holiday 2021 Exhibition Prospectus
    DEADLINE FAST APPROACHING
    November 5 – December 31, 2021
    Ambleside Gallery
    October 1 – Deadline for submission of images (up to six per artist)
    No Entry Fee. Artwork must be for sale.
    See more deadlines and submission details here.

    PURE COLOR: Online International Juried Exhibition of Pastel Paintings
    September 1, 2021 – September 30, 2021
    View the online exhibition.
    Watch the virtual opening reception.

    Dry Painting: Members of the Pastel Society of North Carolina
    September 2 – October 15, 2021
    Captain White’s House, Alamance Arts
    View the photo gallery from the opening reception.

    View all upcoming shows.

    Recent News / Announcements

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    Member’s Exhibit and Artist Reception at Captain White House: September 10, 2021

    Coastal Carolina Pastel Painters – Group Art Exhibition

    Member News, Elaine Jerome

    Teresa Saia Zoom Online Workshop: Painting with Impact in Pastel

    Member News, Luana Luconi Winner

    Member News, Lorie Callahan

    Member News, Jane Steelman