The CAM Raleigh Urban Drawing Group is a monthly group intended for all skill levels interested in exercising, exploring or expanding their drawing skills while exploring urban settings in downtown Raleigh.
For July and August, the Urban Drawing Group is meeting at the AIANC Center for Architecture and Design (CfAD) located at 14 E Peace Street in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Pausing at inspiring vistas, ignored buildings, curious landscapes, or forgotten details, the goal of the Urban Drawing group is to take time to study our surroundings and exercise our dormant drawing skills. All media that can pack into a pocket, backpack, or purse are encouraged and participants please bring your own supplies.
Participants must be 18+.
Session will be from 4pm - 6pm.
July: This is part of a larger free and public event going on the entire day at AIANC Center for Architecture and Design about sustainable foodways. Learn more here.
The CAM Raleigh Urban Drawing Group is a monthly group intended for all skill levels interested in exercising, exploring or expanding their drawing skills. The Urban Drawing Group meets inside of CAM Raleigh and then enters the urban settings surrounding the museum in the Warehouse District, and sometimes further into downtown Raleigh. Pausing at inspiring vistas, ignored buildings, curious landscapes, or forgotten details, the goal of the Urban Drawing group is to take time to study our surroundings and exercise our dormant drawing skills. All media that can pack into a pocket, backpack, or purse are encouraged and participants please bring your own supplies.
Participants please check-in at the CAM Raleigh front desk upon arrival.
*The group will depart CAM Raleigh shortly after 2:00 p.m., please arrive early so you have time to check in.
Participants must be 18+.
The CAM Raleigh Urban Drawing Group is a monthly group intended for all skill levels interested in exercising, exploring or expanding their drawing skills. The Urban Drawing Group meets inside of CAM Raleigh and then enters the urban settings surrounding the museum in the Warehouse District, and sometimes further into downtown Raleigh. Pausing at inspiring vistas, ignored buildings, curious landscapes, or forgotten details, the goal of the Urban Drawing group is to take time to study our surroundings and exercise our dormant drawing skills. All media that can pack into a pocket, backpack, or purse are encouraged and participants please bring your own supplies.
Participants please check-in at the CAM Raleigh front desk upon arrival.
*The group will depart CAM Raleigh shortly after 2:00 p.m., please arrive early so you have time to check in.
Participants must be 18+.
CAM Raleigh presents
As Above, So Below:
Four Films by Sarah J. Christman
In celebration of the final week of Surveying the Terrain, CAM Raleigh presents As Above, So Below: Four Films by Sarah J. Christman
Wednesday, January 8 | 7 pm - 9 pm
FREE for members
$5 for public
Beer and wine available for purchase
“Gowanus Canal” (7 min, 16mm, 2013)
“Dear Bill Gates” (14 min, 16mm, 2006)
“Broad Channel” (17 min, 16mm, 2010)
“As Above, So Below” (50 min, 16mm, 2012)
The films are curated by Dan Hirsch and introduced by Chris Vitiello.
Sarah J. Christman makes non-fiction films that explore the intersections between people, technology and the natural world. She received the New Visions Award from the San Francisco International Film Festival for her film "Dear Bill Gates" and Jury Awards from the Ann Arbor Film Festival for "Broad Channel" and "As Above, So Below." Christman’s work has screened widely, including the MoMA Documentary Fortnight, Rotterdam International Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival, New York Film Festival, and the Los Angeles Filmforum. She is an Assistant Professor in the Film Department at Brooklyn College. Running time is 88 minutes.
Image courtesy vimeo.com and Sarah J. Christman
The CAM Raleigh Urban Drawing Group is a monthly group intended for all skill levels interested in exercising, exploring or expanding their drawing skills. The Urban Drawing Group meets inside of CAM Raleigh and then enters the urban settings surrounding the museum in the Warehouse District, and sometimes further into downtown Raleigh. Pausing at inspiring vistas, ignored buildings, curious landscapes, or forgotten details, the goal of the Urban Drawing group is to take time to study our surroundings and exercise our dormant drawing skills. All media that can pack into a pocket, backpack, or purse are encouraged and participants are expected to bring their own supplies.
Participation in each monthly session is just $5 (cost of museum admission), free for CAM Raleigh members. All participants must check-in at the CAM Raleigh front desk upon arrival.
*The group will depart CAM Raleigh shortly after 2:00 p.m., please arrive early so you have time to check in.
Participants must be 18+.
