James Huff was an artist of the highest order, a true creative genius. He and his wife, Earnestine Rainey Huff, established Huff Art Studio at 2846 Patterson Ave. in 1972.
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Photo by Tevin Stinson Art for Art’s Sake officially moves into new headquarters BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE After serving the community for over a decade without a permanent location,
Photo by Felecia Piggott-Long BY FELECIA PIGGOTT-LONG FOR THE CHRONICLE More than 80 art enthusiasts came out for the Winston-Salem Urban League’s First Friday Pop-Up Gallery honoring the family of
Architects group and Arts Council unveil award-winner’s work BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE What stands 8 feet tall, 13 feet long and has wings and a beak? If you guessed
(Above: Photos by Erin Mizelle for the Winston-Salem Chronicle.- Kwesi Pitt, 4, takes a break from a day full of
(pictured above: Author William Kamkwamba’s book “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” will be a featured book club discussion.) Lewisville
Artwork of young patients featured in SECCA exhibit (pictured above: Westley McCormick by his artwork.) An exhibit of artwork created by Brenner
NBN hopes groups benefit from network of sharing (pictured above: NBN’s Dee Washington greets meeting attendees.) Neighbors For Better Neighborhoods’ grantees
In 1985, Barbara and Bob Campbell moved to Lewisville from the Philadelphia area when he was transferred by Westinghouse to
(pictured above: Chapter leaders Gladys Wilson, financial secretary, Charette Guthrie, recording secretary, Elizabeth Newton, first vice president, Lisa Smith, president, Camille
