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the Running Roosters is an all-male arts group. It was started for men who create in a variety of media, including painting, collage, photography, woodworking, and other creative pursuits. We are select individuals recognized in our respective fields, and seek to give back and contribute to our communities and disciplines. Our artists live primarily in the North Carolina Triad area, but our outreach is also global.We believe art belongs to the average person and not to the elite. We believe that art is the seminal force behind the continuance of our culture -- to make us think, to help us enjoy the beauty of the world around us, to help us be human. Art is ageless, timeless, beyond geography, and beyond religion. Look to find the Running Roosters somewhere near you. You'll be hearing from us.
Scott
"Monty Meerkat"
"Crab in Space"
"Shaggy Sheep"
"Look What Washed Up"
"Psychic Monkey"
"Cry Baby"
"Fly East"
"Fly South"
"Fly North"
"Fly West"
"Watauga Cabin"
"Healing Springs"
"Mystic Tiger"
"Neon Duck"
"Comp. in Purple and Orange"
"Pelican Peeking"
"Cosmic Cow"
"Beedles George"
"Beedles Paul"
"Beedles John"
"Beedles Ringo"
"We 'Sale' Stamps"
"Crooked Smile"
"Tazewell Mountain"
"Running Rooster"
"Miami Lewie"
"Moonrise Sunset"
"Sauer's Kitchen"
"Sienna Monochrome"
"Sunset Mountain"
"City"
"Bristol Sign"
"Gothic Church"
"Yadkin Sunset"
"Blue Al"
Scott Plaster
Whimsical artist Scott Plaster has been oil painting for 30 years. He is known for his whimsical animal creations, which are exhibited and sold all across the state of North Carolina in shops, boutiques, and galleries. Scott teaches reading in the public school system and enjoys cooking, fishing, travel, and collecting vintage vinyl LPs. Learn more about Scott and his work at his website, where he offers a newsletter, blog, interactive online puzzles, free online greeting cards, and a map of locatios where you can find his work. .
Perry
Perry Boswell
Artist Perry Boswell has been showing and exhibiting in the NC Triad for the past two decades. His unique collages use old photographs, parts of books, sheet music, and other ephemera to tell a story. Perry is also a high school art teacher where he inspires the younger generation to follow in his footsteps. His travels to Europe and other locales help him recreate a sense of place and recall nostalgic time periods. His website includes a complete biography, an artist statement, and more.
Bob
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Bob Stuart
Artisan Bob Stuart is a master woodcarver who pays close attention to every detail in his process, from start to finish. He adds his whimsical "woodland spirits" to bottle stoppers, walking sticks, and larger carvings.Starting as cypress knees in Florida swamps, Bob's carvings receive a variety of moustache treatments, but they all are friendly enough to evoke a smile. In the tradition of the German black forest carvers, Bob finds the life in each of his creations and brings it out for all to see. Bob exhibits all over the region and has a host of fans and friends from around the globe. You can track his comings and goings on his website.
Jack
June Mist
House
To_The_Shining_Sea
Study_Group
Rag_Apple_Lassie_Vineyard
We_Like_it_Here
Choppers
April_Barn
Furrowed_Farm
Brontosaur_Barn
Benaja_Road
Dream_Sequence_2
Joker_Bathing
Kakundi
Earth_Entry
Dawn
Still_Life_with_Missiles
Not_Sheepish
Spectral_Trees
Near_Pilot_Mountain
Light_Cascade
Jack Stone
Jack Stone grew up in the city of Baltimore and the surrounding countryside. He worked in his youth on farms and ranches, and traveled all 50 states with family. After a years tour with the Marine Corps as a medic in Vietnam, Jack took a BA in Journalism from U MD and studied art at Maryland School of Art and Design. He completed an MFA at UNCG. After a career in the graphic arts industry, Jack has taught art and painted since 2002. His paintings include rural subject matter, and have been collected regionally. Jack and Paula Stone have three daughters and seven grandchildren.Visit Jack's website at www.brushfirestudios.org.
David
David Cole (?)
David has been pursuing his love of pottery and the arts for more than 20 years. His work has included wheel thrown pottery, handmade tiles, tile murals including installations, Christmas ornaments, jewelry, drawing, and furniture making. David is an accomplished potter and his extraordinary work has even been commissioned multiple times by Our State magazine. He says, "I want my work to be used and enjoyed as both utilitarian and decorative. My view on art vs. craft is that there should be no misaprehension about one being better than the other. A good painting or a good pot should be one that stimulates and thrills the viewer and user to pause and smile."
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