CAM COMPASS

COMPASS is a group of Leadership Level Members with an interest in education, collecting and giving.

Offering a variety of exclusive programs and experiences, Compass provides educational insight into all aspects of CAM and its collection.

COMPASS includes at least three experiential events per season designed to be fun and engaging while encouraging the exchange of ideas and interests, connoisseurship and collecting.

Yearly dues ($1,000/person or $1,500/couple - $500/person if under Forty) gives members a voice in the permanent collection, with a seat at the Acquisitions dinner in February to cast votes on future acquisitions, meet upcoming artists during visits to their studios, and by being inspired by visiting private collectors - is uniquely part of the COMPASS experience.

• Wednesday, November 14, 2018 - Fall in Love with Art and Artists - an evening at Acme Art Studios
  A thriving artistic community (comprised of 20 working studios and an in-house gallery) features a concentration on painting, photography and sculpture. Nestled in a quiet tree-lined residential neighborhood, this creative endeavor began over 20 years ago and continues as a premier contributor to the artistic scene.
  
  
• Wednesday, February 6, 2019 - Dinner & Discussion in the Gallery
  Preview art, set the COMPASS and vote on what CAM will acquire
  
  
• Spring TBD - Photographer's Studio Residence
  An afternoon in historic Wilson, NC - visit to the Whirlygig Park, Restoration Station and Artist Burk Uzzle's Studio and Home. COMPASS acquired Burk Uzzle's larger than life photograph, Dr. Alma Cobb Hobbs, 2016
  
  

Renew or apply to Join NOW for our 3rd exciting season!
All applications must be received no later than November 10, 2018
(Monthly payments may be arranged)

Many Museums - High, Mint, NCMA, MOCA - have programs similar to Compass, and it has been a dream to offer such an opportunity to our CAM upper level members

CAM is our region's premier art museum; a cultural gathering place that brings people of different backgrounds and cultures together and nurtures a lifelong curiosity about, and connection with, the world and one another. CAM is a non-profit 501 (c)3 art museum fully supported by the generosity of its donors and receives no regular on-going government funding. Contributions to the Louise Wells Cameron Art Museum are tax-deductible as provided by law. CAM has served the people of southeastern North Carolina for over fifty years.

jaymeb@cameronartmuseum.org

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