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2023 – CALL FOR FEMALE VISUAL ARTISTS
Greensboro, NC – February 2023 – TAB Arts Center issued a Call for Female Visual Artists to participate in a special exhibition curated for Women’s History Month at Triad Stage. The exhibit, set for March 2023, seeks to showcase the work of 12–13 talented female artists across disciplines such as painting, sculpture, collage, mixed media,…
2020 – Virtual Panel regarding community arts, politics, and equity
Greensboro, NC – September 2020 – TAB Arts Center hosted a powerful virtual panel discussion featured by The A&T Register, focusing on the intersection of community arts, politics, and equity in Greensboro. Moderated by Sunny Gravely-Foushee, co-founder and executive director of TAB Arts Center and co-owner of The Artist Bloc, the panel brought together six…
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2021-2022 Grassroots Multicultural Grant Program Awardee
Greensboro, NC – 2021 – TAB Arts Center was honored to be named a Grassroots Multicultural Grant Program Awardee by the Arts Council of Greater Greensboro for the 2021–2022 cycle. This recognition supported TAB’s ongoing efforts to provide inclusive, community-driven arts programming that reflects the diverse cultural voices of the Triad. The funding enabled the…
2022 – 10 Greensboro arts organizations receive multicultural grassroots grants
Greensboro, NC – January 26, 2022 – TAB Arts Center was one of ten Greensboro-based arts organizations awarded funding through the Multicultural Grassroots Grant Program, as reported by the Greensboro News & Record. Administered by the Arts Council of Greater Greensboro, this grant supports organizations that are led by or serve African American, Asian American,…
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How to Complete Your TAB Arts Center Course
Welcome to your TAB Arts Center course! Follow these simple steps to complete your lessons, turn in your work, and earn your Certificate of Completion. Step 1: Log In Go to tabartscenter.org Click the red STUDENT LOGIN button (top right corner) Step 2: Access Your Course Once logged in, click on the Learning tab Select…
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2022 – 10 Greensboro arts organizations receive multicultural grassroots grants
Greensboro, NC – January 26, 2022 – TAB Arts Center was one of ten Greensboro-based arts organizations awarded funding through the Multicultural Grassroots Grant Program, as reported by the Greensboro News & Record. Administered by the Arts Council of Greater Greensboro, this grant supports organizations that are led by or serve African American, Asian American,…
2021 – East White Oak Ancestral Garden
Greensboro, NC – 2021 – The East White Oak Ancestral Sculpture Garden was established to honor the legacy of Greensboro’s civil rights movement and pay tribute to the ancestral figures who shaped the East White Oak community. Completed in 2021, the garden commemorates two influential individuals: Truman Gant and David Richmond—one of the A&T Four…
2020 – Say it Loud Street Mural
Greensboro, NC – 2020 – The Say It Loud Street Mural, completed in July 2020 on Lindsay Street in Downtown Greensboro, was a powerful public art project led by TAB Arts Center Nonprofit in collaboration with artists Sunny Gravely-Foushee and Schala Harper. Inspired by James Brown’s anthem “Say It Loud – I’m Black and I’m…
2020 – Virtual Panel regarding community arts, politics, and equity
Greensboro, NC – September 2020 – TAB Arts Center hosted a powerful virtual panel discussion featured by The A&T Register, focusing on the intersection of community arts, politics, and equity in Greensboro. Moderated by Sunny Gravely-Foushee, co-founder and executive director of TAB Arts Center and co-owner of The Artist Bloc, the panel brought together six…
2019 – Kings Forest Neighborhood celebrates Greensboro’s Neighborhood Arts Residency
Greensboro, NC – 2019 – The Kings Forest Arts Residency was a six-month community-centered initiative designed to foster art that reflects the pride and cultural legacy of the Kings Forest neighborhood. Led by TAB Arts Center in partnership with Creative Greensboro, the residency brought together residents and artists Mary Ryan, Schala Harper, and Sunny Gravely-Foushee…
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