The Copper Country Community Arts Center is open and following social distancing guidelines. When you visit wear a mask, maintain social distancing, and if you feel sick, please stay home.
View our STATE OF THE ARTS CENTER 2020-2021 Report HERE
At the Copper Country Community Arts Center we work to provide arts opportunities and cultural enrichment to our community. Located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, the CCCAC accomplishes this by offering art classes & programs for people of all ages year round, hosting community and cultural events, providing gallery space for artists to sell their work, running a working letterpress studio, clay studio, and black & white photography darkroom, helping emerging artists with professional development, managing a strong volunteer program, assisting students launch art careers via internships, and providing exhibition opportunities.
Visit our three galleries: the Kerredge Gallery, where we host monthly professional artist exhibitions as well as community exhibits; our Youth Gallery, featuring artwork by local schools and young individual artists, and our Artists Market Sales Gallery, which represents more than 170 local and regional artists.
Visit our three galleries: the Kerredge Gallery, where we host monthly professional artist exhibitions as well as community exhibits; our Youth Gallery, featuring artwork by local schools and young individual artists, and our Artists Market Sales Gallery, which represents more than 170 local and regional artists.
New Work by Christine Hagedorn
CCCAC Kerredge Gallery September 8-30, 2021
Christine Hagadorn makes sculpture in mixed media which mostly includes paper, wood, and string. She “weathers” her materials so they look old and used, simulating the patina of touch, the residue of history. The act of stitching is important in her work. She says, “I came to it without thinking at all but I believe it is the voices of women.” The exhibition is a mix of ethereal boat shaped forms and shields as well as two dimensional pieces featuring found objects and “impossible” books.
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CCCAC Kerredge Gallery September 8-30, 2021
Christine Hagadorn makes sculpture in mixed media which mostly includes paper, wood, and string. She “weathers” her materials so they look old and used, simulating the patina of touch, the residue of history. The act of stitching is important in her work. She says, “I came to it without thinking at all but I believe it is the voices of women.” The exhibition is a mix of ethereal boat shaped forms and shields as well as two dimensional pieces featuring found objects and “impossible” books.
Read more...
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The CCCAC is mainly supported by our community. Through annual membership donations you directly impact the quality of life in the Copper Country. Memberships, donations, the sale of art, fundraisers, and grants from the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs all help sustain and grow the CCCAC. But mostly, we need you, our community. Consider becoming a member.
Our monthly newsletter is mailed to all current CCCAC members. You can read it here or join our email list below for updates.
Our monthly newsletter is mailed to all current CCCAC members. You can read it here or join our email list below for updates.
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