ASHEBORO – “Revealing the Invisible,” an exhibition of
artwork keyed to the theme of invisibility, will be on display in Gallery 101
of the Randolph Arts Guild from September 2 through October 17.
An opening reception will be held from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, September 2. The opening, which coincides with an exhibit in the
Guild’s Sara Smith Self Gallery by artist Cat Collier, is free and the public
is invited.
The show is part of Randolph Reads: Invisible Man, a
community reading initiative exploring Ralph Ellison’s classic novel. All
interested artists, including students in the Asheboro City and Randolph County
school systems, were asked to create 2-dimensional, 12”x12” work on the theme.
The work will be displayed as a mosaic to celebrate the
community, the individual and the value of diversity.
More Randolph Reads: Invisible Man activities are
planned in September, including a jazz band at the Sunset Theatre, a screening
of the PBS American Experience documentary on Ralph Ellison, a forum on banned
books, a stage presentation based on Chip Womick’s series of articles on
invisibility in the community now running in The Courier Tribune, and
discussions at libraries throughout the county. For schedules and more information
visit www.randolphreads.org.
The Randolph Arts Guild is located at 123 Sunset Avenue in
Asheboro.
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