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LOCATION:37 Baltimore Avenue\nRehoboth Beach DE 19971
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SUMMARY:Making the Cut Opens at CAMP Rehoboth with a July 12 Reception
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DESCRIPTION:From June 29 to July 31\, CAMP Rehoboth proudly presents \"Maki
 ng the\nCut\,\" an extraordinary exhibition featuring the Delaware White-l
 ine\nWoodcut Guild. The reception will be held on July 12\, from 5 to 7\np
 .m.\, offering a unique opportunity to meet the artists\, learn about\nthe
  process and see a live demonstration. This exhibition showcases\nthe revi
 val of the white-line woodcut technique by a talented group of\nlocal arti
 sts. This distinctive art form\, a blend of woodcarving and\nwatercolor pa
 inting\, has historic roots tied to the Rehoboth Art\nLeague and originate
 d in Provincetown\, MA in 1916. The white-line\nwoodcut technique involves
  carving an image onto a wooden block\,\noutlining areas\, and applying wa
 tercolor paint. A traditional Japanese\nprint paper is then laid over the 
 block and rubbed to transfer the\nimage. Successive layers of paint enhanc
 e the colors and textures\,\nresulting in each print being a unique master
 piece\, enriched by the\nwood grain and paper texture. The \"Making the Cu
 t\" exhibition features\noriginal prints by Lisa Bain\, Anne Barney\, Mich
 ele Bartley\, Robert\nCumming\, Debra Dircks\, Fred Dylla\, Bill Evaul\, J
 ann Haynes Gilmore\,\nMark Harris\, Arlene Matzkin\, Lindley McGrew\, Lorr
 aine Quinn\, Sherry\nSherwood\, Leslie Snowdon-Jones\, and Lori Swift. Fre
 d Dylla\, a Lewes\nartist and founder of the Guild\, learned the white-lin
 e woodcut\ntechniques from Bill Evaul\, a Provincetown artist who has prom
 oted\nthis art form through workshops and exhibitions across the Northeast
 \nfor over 40 years. Fred has since shared his expertise with the Guild\nm
 embers\, fostering a community passionate about this art form. Join us\nat
  the Artists' Reception at CAMP Rehoboth\, 37 Baltimore Ave.\,\nRehoboth B
 each on July 12\, from 5 to 7 p.m.\, to experience this\nremarkable techni
 que firsthand. Meet the artists\, delve into the\nhistory of white-line wo
 odcuts\, and enjoy a live demonstration. The\nGuild hopes this showcase wi
 ll inspire others to discover and\nappreciate the art of white-line woodcu
 ts. The exhibition is open to\nthe public at the CAMP Rehoboth Gallery\, M
 onday through Friday\, from 9\na.m. to 4 p.m. Visit us early between 9 and
  10 a.m. to avoid the\nparking meters! Venue: CAMP Rehoboth.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:From June 29 to July 31\, CAMP Rehoboth proudl
 y presents \"Making the Cut\,\" an extraordinary exhibition featuring the 
 Delaware White-line Woodcut Guild. The reception will be held on July 12\,
  from 5 to 7 p.m.\, offering a unique opportunity to meet the artists\, le
 arn about the process and see a live demonstration. This exhibition showca
 ses the revival of the white-line woodcut technique by a talented group of
  local artists. This distinctive art form\, a blend of woodcarving and wat
 ercolor painting\, has historic roots tied to the Rehoboth Art League and 
 originated in Provincetown\, MA in 1916. The white-line woodcut technique 
 involves carving an image onto a wooden block\, outlining areas\, and appl
 ying watercolor paint. A traditional Japanese print paper is then laid ove
 r the block and rubbed to transfer the image. Successive layers of paint e
 nhance the colors and textures\, resulting in each print being a unique ma
 sterpiece\, enriched by the wood grain and paper texture. The \"Making the
  Cut\" exhibition features original prints by Lisa Bain\, Anne Barney\, Mi
 chele Bartley\, Robert Cumming\, Debra Dircks\, Fred Dylla\, Bill Evaul\, 
 Jann Haynes Gilmore\, Mark Harris\, Arlene Matzkin\, Lindley McGrew\, Lorr
 aine Quinn\, Sherry Sherwood\, Leslie Snowdon-Jones\, and Lori Swift. Fred
  Dylla\, a Lewes artist and founder of the Guild\, learned the white-line 
 woodcut techniques from Bill Evaul\, a Provincetown artist who has promote
 d this art form through workshops and exhibitions across the Northeast for
  over 40 years. Fred has since shared his expertise with the Guild members
 \, fostering a community passionate about this art form. Join us at the Ar
 tists' Reception at CAMP Rehoboth\, 37 Baltimore Ave.\, Rehoboth Beach on 
 July 12\, from 5 to 7 p.m.\, to experience this remarkable technique first
 hand. Meet the artists\, delve into the history of white-line woodcuts\, a
 nd enjoy a live demonstration. The Guild hopes this showcase will inspire 
 others to discover and appreciate the art of white-line woodcuts. The exhi
 bition is open to the public at the CAMP Rehoboth Gallery\, Monday through
  Friday\, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visit us early between 9 and 10 a.m. to av
 oid the parking meters! Venue: CAMP Rehoboth.
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