PAPER TIDES
During the process of papermaking, water moves like oscillating currents. Fiber, pulp, equipment, and tools come together with the flow of water in the hands of a papermaker. In the water, fibers circulate and then connect and form bonds. In papermaking, water ebbs and flows, like river currents or the tide, making things completely different. Just as important, water plays a significant role in moving and connecting material, similar to its effect on Rhode Island’s topography, spanning 400 miles of shoreline and miles of intersecting rivers. Water is the driving force of reinvention and innovation in textiles, craft, and paper.

RISD
Providence, Rhode Island
October 19 – 21, 2023

Pullen and Sertoma Arts fair
Fred Fletcher Park
802 Clay St, Raleigh, NC 27605

November 4th, 2023 10am-5pm

END PAPER North Carolina Museum of Art
Sarah Ann will be a vendor on Sunday
September 24th, 2023 10-4 pm
East Building; Plaza; and West Building, Museum Store
The final day of End Paper brings together professional book artists from across the state to share the artistry of their work, lead workshops and demonstrations, and participate in a juried competition with works selected being acquired by the NCMA Library.

Celebrate the artists that make North Carolina a hub for contemporary print culture. This family-friendly weekend is packed with special tours, film screenings, and artist vendors from across the state. A wide selection of workshops and demonstrations are available, including block printing, bookbinding, papermaking, calligraphy, risograph printing, zine making, linocut, and more.

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PARTY IN THE PEAK
Saturday, September 23, 2023 - 10 am to 5 pm
See you at the Party!
The Party in the Peak is a once-in-a-lifetime festival celebrating the Town of Apex’s 150th anniversary of incorporation!
Join us as we transform Apex Town Campus (73 Hunter Street) into an interactive museum for all ages.
This event is organized by the Town of Apex.

Past exhibit
View large displays of Apex history and items shared by community members. The displays focus on five main categories: agriculture, downtown/small business, childhood play, homemaking, and communities.
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