Scratch Block Pick Up at the studio

Come pick up your beautiful iron tiles at the Liberty Arts Studio.

If you weren’t able to get your tiles(s) on Sunday the 17th, please contact info@libertyartsnc.org to schedule a pick up time. We are keeping it/them safe and sound at the Liberty Arts Studio, 918 Pearl St.

To Add A Finish To Your Tile:

If you’d like to add layers or depth to your tile you may follow these instructions:

1. Put the tile outside for a few weeks to a month - until it rusts

2. Use steel wool and/or very fine tri-mite sandpaper to “erase” the rust where you’d like the shiny iron to come through.

3. When you like the effect, spray your tile with Clear Coat. It’s a clear sealant for metal available at JoAnne’s or Michael’s or online.

4. We’d love to see the finished product, especially if you want to take the time to show the process - before and after pix. Send pictures to info@libertyartsnc.org

Enjoy! You’ve created a fabulous memory!!

Durham County Pottery Tour | November 9 & 10, 2019

This year, Delores Hayes (www.deloresjhayes.com ) is putting us on the map by having her studio here at Liberty Arts be part of the Durham County Pottery Tour.

Our studio is at 918 Pearl St., Durham NC 27701. Come through gate at the Mallard St. end of Pearl St, turn right and find parking at end of lot. Go in through yellow door under ENTRANCE sign.

Saturday, November 9, 10am - 5pm and Sunday, November 10, 12pm - 5pm

Please look online to find more information and maps to help guide you around to all the amazing studios here in Durham County.

https://www.durhamcountypotterytour.com/general-info

Screening: Temple of the Heart | February 22nd, 2020 | 7-10pm

Come join Liberty Arts, The Hope James Foundation, Josh’s Hope Foundation, and the Art Therapy Institute of NC for an evening of exploration into the healing qualities of art.

On February 22nd from 7 to 10pm we are honored to have a screening of the documentary “Temple of the Heart” by Ajit Anthon, produced by the Hope James Foundation, featuring Tripp Jarvis, a Liberty Arts artist. The screening will be held here at our studio, 918 Pearl St.

Tripp and others will share their heroic stories of working through trauma and mental health issues using art in its various forms. Enjoy an exhibition of artwork on the theme ”Art and Healing” along with an engaging panel discussion featuring those with a variety of perspectives on the issue. You’ll have a chance to ask questions and participate in conversations with members of the panel, our community and those from our sponsors mentioned above.

Please email info@libertyartsnc.org with any questions.