Artistry - not artists - has been the central exploration of
my book Cape Ann Narratives of Art in Life.
Some of its twenty-eight participants are easily recognized for their work in the
fine arts or the performing arts while some have developed other types of
personal creativity.
What is artistry? And
what is an artist? The Cape Ann
Museum will host an interactive panel discussion on Saturday, January 13 at
3:00 to bring together four of the 'profilees' from my book, representing
different points of view on the subject. Questions from the audience will be
welcome. The Museum and its events are open free to CAM members and Cape Ann residents during January. Reservations are not required.
The program features these members of our community who will
speak about artistry in their life experiences.
NAN WEBBER, founder and director of Gloucester High School
Thespians and Rockport's Theatre in the Pines
BRIAN KING, singer-songwriter and founder of the band What Time Is It, Mr. Fox?
ANNE DENEEN, pastor of St. Paul Lutheran Church
STEPHEN BATES, musician and sculptor
Gave Stan Narratives for Christmas. He is thoroughly enjoying it and I look forward to reading it myself. It is just lovely to have items such as your book that give Stan the opportunity to connect with places he loves.
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