Artist Missy Cleveland (right) greets a visitor at the Rock School Arts Foundation’s Artists’ Reception on June 8. Cleveland is one of three artists currently showing work at the Old Rock School galleries in Valdese.
Andrew Atkin studies a painting by Missy Cleveland at Valdese’s Old Rock School. The current art exhibits are open to the public, free of charge, until July 4.
Artist Tyler Stephens discusses his work with Meredith Janssen at the Rock School Arts Foundation’s Artists’ Reception on June 8. The exhibit will close on July 4.
Jennifer Cline checks out the current art exhibit at the Old Rock School in Valdese. The Rock School Arts Foundation is currently displaying the works of Missy Cleveland, Tyler Stephens, and Angela Micol.
Artist Missy Cleveland (right) greets a visitor at the Rock School Arts Foundation’s Artists’ Reception on June 8. Cleveland is one of three artists currently showing work at the Old Rock School galleries in Valdese.
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Andrew Atkin studies a painting by Missy Cleveland at Valdese’s Old Rock School. The current art exhibits are open to the public, free of charge, until July 4.
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Artist Tyler Stephens discusses his work with Meredith Janssen at the Rock School Arts Foundation’s Artists’ Reception on June 8. The exhibit will close on July 4.
LISA PRICE / THE PAPER
Jennifer Cline checks out the current art exhibit at the Old Rock School in Valdese. The Rock School Arts Foundation is currently displaying the works of Missy Cleveland, Tyler Stephens, and Angela Micol.
LISA PRICE / THE PAPER
Artist Angela Micol chats with Andrew Atkin and Rodney Cline at the Rock School Arts Foundation’s Artists’ Reception on June 8 in Valdese.
The current art exhibit at the Old Rock School in Valdese is simply a feast for the eyes. The three artists featured in Galleries I, II, and the Hallway Gallery, have distinctly different styles, but each, in his or her own way, brings a unique twist on color, design, and imagination to a rich, vibrant display of works.
If you’re looking for lively color, muted hues, and art that makes you stop and say, ‘Wait. What?,’ then a visit to the Rock School Arts Foundation’s June show should be on your calendar.
Missy Cleveland’s “In Honor of the Best Art Supervisor Ever,” Angela Micol’s “Lost Civilization/Hidden Signs of the Ancients,” and Scott (Tyler) (Sour Steve) Stephens’ “The Future is History” will be displayed through July 4.
The galleries are open to the public, free of charge, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and by appointment.
— SWQ
Sandra Wilkerson Queen is the arts & entertainment editor. She may be reached at 828-445-8595, ext. 2002, orsandra@thepaper.media.
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