  Click the following link to see the article published in the Sun Journal newspaper about the art history book. --> http://www.newbernsj.com/news/20170201/greater-good-gallery-working-on-book-about-enc-artists Below is a press-release for immediate distribution.
We are reaching out to creative members within your community (eastern NC) including musicians, sculptors, writers, painters, crafters and more. In 2007, I was inspired by a publication found on the Regional Technology Strategies website. Titled, “Arts, Culture and Design in Rural North Carolina”.To read the full report, visit http://rtsinc.org/publications/pdf/Rural_Arts.pdf In response, I created several promotional avenues where specific artists gained recognition and additional revenue streams in New Bern, NC. Seeing the success in New Bern, I am willing to expand the opportunities to all creative people in Eastern North Carolina. Our publication “A Brief History of Artists in Eastern North Carolina” will contribute to your community as we take another step in building the creative economy. Please help to get the word out. Kind regards, Lisa Bisbee-Lentz Artist Representive Greater Good Gallery 228 Craven Street New Bern, NC 28560 252-649-1712 http://www.greatergoodgallery.com http://www.lisabisbee.com info@greatergoodgallery.com ################### START #################### All creatives, including musicians, sculptors, writers, painters, crafters and more are invited to be included in the upcoming book titled “A Brief History of Artists in Eastern North Carolina”. The author of the art history book, Ben Alden Watford, is a native of rural eastern North Carolina from Hertford County. Watford has authored seven books and has made pottery for sixty years. Under the auspices of Greater Good Gallery in New Bern, NC, Watford is working with artists, Jon Derby and Lisa Bisbee Lentz to coordinate the contents of the art history book. Watford explains, "Civilizations are judged, not by their wars, not by their politics or their leaders, but by the art that they produce. It is your privilege to inform the larger community and future generations of what you attempted to accomplish as an artist, who you are as a person, and show all concerned samples of the art that you have produced. As designed, the books will explain who you are as an artist." Included with a page reservation, a book workshop will be held on Wed., Feb., 8, 2017 from 4-6pm at Greater Good Gallery, 228 Craven Street, New Bern, NC. During the book workshop, creative people will be on hand to help you with your page. A writer will help you with your biography profile. A designer will help you layout your page. A photographer will take your portrait and photoshoot your creative work (up to 3 pieces). There is no fee to be included in the group photoshoot of all creative people to be held at 5:45pm on Wed., Feb., 8, 2017. The group photo is one in a sequential series which will be published in the art history book. The deadline to reserve a page in “A Brief History of Artists in Eastern North Carolina” is Tuesday, February 14th, 2017. Inquire by email to info@GreaterGoodGallery.com or call (252) 649-1712. Visit http://www.greatergoodgallery.com/history-of-art-book.html for more information online. #################### END #####################
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A feast for the eyes, this visual guide includes more than 500 works in full color with a five-page index of creative people and organizations. The main part of the art history book is a 239-page look at more than 140 contributors who shaped our cultural history in eastern North Carolina, circa 2017. Order yours today! Available in paperback, hardcover and a collector's edition.
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