Chalk on Elm
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& music provided by
Come check out our local talented artists as the vie for the title of best chalk artist in the Triad! They will be located on Elm Street in front of the stage at the corner of market and Elm. While admiring these great artists you'll also have the pleasure of listening to our vocal artists The Lane Edwards Band, Greg Musgrove and The Infielders.
Jeff Beck |
Freddy Garcia |
Tambra Parsons |
Beka Butts |
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Autumn Beck |
Reyanne Wilkie |
Fiona Lauer |
Jessie Rae Moncla |
Megan Gottfried |
Marisol Rodriguez |
Mary Robinson |
Jessyca Premo |
OUR JUDGES
CASSANDRA LIUZZOCassandra Liuzzo is a Greensboro native, artist, art educator, and the owner and founder of Shelf Life Art & Supply Co., a new-and-used art supply store established in 2014. Her work in Fibers Art and Illustration has been shown locally and nationally, and she has written and taught arts curricula to artists of all ages. Cassandra has been dedicated to the growth of Greensboro's art community in various capacities throughout the years, culminating in the existence of Shelf Life, which she considers her biggest art project to date, and which is committed to creating an inclusive, environmentally-friendly space for Triad artists to acquire materials and be inspired. Learn more about Cassandra and her work at www.cassandraliuzzo.com and www.shelflifeart.com.
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Tahe ZalalTahe Zalal recalls officially falling in love with art for the first time in 1983 when she went on a field trip to the NC Museum of Art in Raleigh with her 4th grade class. Since then, she has lost count of all the galleries, museums, artists’ studios, and pop up art exhibitions she has visited. Professionally, she is the Outreach Conservator for NEDCC in Andover, MA, with over 17 years of experience in repairing art on paper. Until recently, she was the curator of Revolution Mill’s Central Gallery where she dropped a pin on Greensboro's expanding arts scene. She has served on the board of the Weatherspoon Art Museum and the NC Preservation Consortium, and now serves on the board of Preservation Greensboro. Among her favorite artists are Aaron Douglas, Jacob Lawrence, Winston-Salem native Ashley Johnson, and the thousands of Works Progress Administration artists of the early 20th century.
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