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Hours: Open Tuesday - Saturday
10 AM - 5 PM Phone: 252-633-3715 Email: communityartists@gmail.com |
Community Artists Gallery & Studios is the premier venue in New Bern, North Carolina, for local artists and art in all mediums. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit cooperative that supports a gallery, community outreach, studio space, and educational programs (especially for under-served populations). Founded in 2014, today we’re an all-volunteer enterprise.
Over 30 talented and award-winning artists are creators of paintings and mixed-media, pottery, stained glass, jewelry, basketry, fabric arts, photography, sophisticated wood crafts, and more. We invite you to stop by to browse, admire, or purchase!
We’re conveniently located just a few doors down from the renowned Craven Art Council’s Bank of the Arts, “front and center” for the downtown cultural events that New Bern is well known for.
What can you expect when you visit us? You’ll be greeted by one of our working artists. And you’ll see such a variety! Earrings crafted from hand-blown glass or semi-precious stones; hand-dyed scarves and loom-woven shawls; paintings both representational and abstract; an accent table with a rustic/modern flair. Each item offered is unique. Each is locally produced.
Over 30 talented and award-winning artists are creators of paintings and mixed-media, pottery, stained glass, jewelry, basketry, fabric arts, photography, sophisticated wood crafts, and more. We invite you to stop by to browse, admire, or purchase!
We’re conveniently located just a few doors down from the renowned Craven Art Council’s Bank of the Arts, “front and center” for the downtown cultural events that New Bern is well known for.
What can you expect when you visit us? You’ll be greeted by one of our working artists. And you’ll see such a variety! Earrings crafted from hand-blown glass or semi-precious stones; hand-dyed scarves and loom-woven shawls; paintings both representational and abstract; an accent table with a rustic/modern flair. Each item offered is unique. Each is locally produced.
“I am an emerging artist and the gallery gives me the opportunity to get better as an artist, be connected to the community, and to mentor other artists.”
—Susan Cheatham, plein air artist
“I have gained confidence in my vision, and in the
directions I want to explore. I am no longer working in a vacuum.”
—Rebecca Preece, photographer
This project was supported by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources.
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