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Gami-Bot – Easy to make robot

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GamiBot

One of our favorite maker activities – we’ve done this with both adults and middle school students. Easy to make with simple materials! Originally found on howtoons.com 

 

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“the poems flow from the hand unbidden / and the source is the watchful heart” - Derek Mahon #riversketch #enoriver #durhamart #artistsoninstagram #sketching
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Beyond Despair: Panel Discussion & Reception National Humanities Center March 27 6-8 pm 7 TW Alexander Dr Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 This exhibition juried by Joshua White, photographer and professor at Appalachian State University, asked artists to present and showcase work about, including, and referencing the environment. The artists in this exhibition explore relationships with nature in many ways, from meditations on what we have and stand to lose, to evidence of the impacts we have already made on our environment. Far from depictions of horrific scenes or propaganda, these pieces are quiet invitations that ask the viewer to consider beauty, land, and loss. They are unflinching mirrors and humane elegies that create a space for deliberation and ask us to shake off the dust of inactivity and move beyond despair. -Joshua White Joshua along long with artists Daniel Kariko and Jennifer Anderson Printz, will have a discussion about the show and its themes as part of the exhibition reception. This exhibition is in partnership with the National Humanities Center and will be exhibited during their conference, Beyond Despair, April 3-5, 2019. This event is free and open to the public @vaeraleigh #watercolorpainting #artistsoninstagram #durhamartist #beautynaturespirit #womenpainters #inspiredbynature
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Honored to have these three painting in the Portraits of Durham show - information below Who or what represents Durham to you? The Durham Arts Council is asking visual artists to submit work that captures the spirit and diversity of the Bull City. Selected pieces will be included in the upcoming exhibit “Portraits of Durham,” on view at the Durham Arts Council March 15 – May 2, 2019. The “Portraits of Durham” exhibit will coincide with Durham’s official sesquicentennial commemoration, Durham 150. The themes explored in the exhibit will be in keeping with Durham 150’s mission: recognizing Durham’s past, present, and future, honoring the changemakers who shaped Durham’s unique sense of place, promoting ideals of inclusiveness and shared prosperity, and celebrating the community’s spirit, values, and accomplishments. @durham_arts #happyartistmovement #artistofinstagram #artstagram #painter #womenwhopaint #makersmovement #makersgonnamake #creativewomen #wemakecollective #createeveryday #natureinspired #inspiredbynature #watercolorpainting #shoplocal #painting #beautynaturespirit #wildwomansisterhood #gratefulheart

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