Chip Freund Photography is honored to be juried into “The Arts at Sutherland” for a second year. The event is held on the beautiful grounds of the The Sutherland Gardens and Estate. The Sutherland aims to enrich your life with music, food, beverages and of course amazing artwork. This juried fine art show brings beautiful works of all kinds to Wake Forest.

Stop by and see my latest work, located in the Big Tent in the walled garden.

Show Dates:

Saturday, August 17th - 10-5

Sunday, August 18th - 10-5

The Sutherland, Estate & Gardens
13371 Wake Union Church Rd
Wake Forest, NC 27587

For nearly five decades, the Cain Park Arts Festival brings to Northeast Ohio the work of hundreds of artists across the country. FREE admission will be offered for the three-day juried event. Supplemental to the art exhibits, food concessions and live entertainment will be available for people of all ages.

I’m thrilled to be returning to my childhood home for this special art festival. I look forward to the opportunity to share my artwork with the community that helped shape my early love of the natural world.

Date: JUN 1 & 2, 2024

Time: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Location:
Taubman Museum of Art
110 Salem Ave SE
Roanoke , VA 24011

THE REGION’S PREMIER FINE ART SHOW

From paintings to sculptures and from photography to jewelry, the Taubman Museum of Art is pleased to present one of Virginia’s oldest and most anticipated outdoor art shows June 1-2, 2024, with the 66th Annual Sidewalk Art Show.

FINE ART SHOPPING

Hosted on the streets immediately surrounding the Museum, this annual event has become one of Southwest Virginia’s most anticipated events, boasting a reputation as a premier destination for fine art shopping. All of the works exhibited are for sale including original paintings, prints, watercolors, etchings, mixed media, fine art photographs, fine crafts, and sculpture.

FREE AND OPEN TO ALL

The 66th Annual Sidewalk Art Show is free and open to the public June 3-4 from 10 am-5 pm daily. We hope to see you there!

Chip Freund Photography is excited to be selected to participate in Artsplosure 2024. One of Raleigh’s premiere art festivals. The festival is a two-day event featuring an Art Market of approximately 175 juried visual artists from across the United States showcasing works in ceramics, glass, fiber art, jewelry, metal, painting, photography, wood and more. Browse the eclectic Art Market, watch live music performances on the main stage from emerging national and regional artists, bring the kids to enjoy free arts and crafts at Kidsplosure, and experience one-of-a-kind art installations on display throughout the downtown footprint.

I am honored to have been selected as the May Featured artist at the Woman’s Club of Raleigh. If you are attending an event at TWCR in the month of may make sure to walk through the Juanita Martin Bryant Art Gallery Hall to take in my exhibit, At the Water's Edge and Beyond.

Welcome to The Water’s Edge and Beyond. Humanity has been living at the water’s edge since the beginning.  Water is essential.  Water is life.  I am drawn to that place where the land and water meet, the water’s edge.  Explore the beauty and rhythms in shorelines of sea, sound, lake, and stream through this exhibition.  Images range from stunning colorful sunsets to small intimate landscapes, and abstract patterns and textures created at The Water’s Edge and Beyond.

Chip Freund Photography is proud to have two works selected for the Earth First juried exhibition at the Floyd Center For The Arts. This exhibition aims to explore and celebrate the central theme of Earth stewardship and sustainability.  Discover how artists from across the country explore themes of sustainability, connection with nature, upcycling media, coordination and relationships between species, climate dialogue, and more through various media. Earth First will highlight the delicate balance between human existence and the natural world as seen through environmental consciousness.

My accepted works:

Vanishing Ice

A double exposure created by overlaying an image of the Blue Glacier taken in July 1982 with one taken in July 2022. The substantial loss of glacier ice can be seen with careful inspection. As with so many changes resulting from climate change, the impact can only be seen over the span of time.

“i” is for information

At first glance it's a striking image of a beautiful sunset. But once presented with information, you can drawer your own conclusions as to how beautiful it really is. The red sky and crisp edges to the sunbeam were caused by smoke from the burning of a sugar cane field near Lake Okeechobee, FL.

Chip Freund Photography looks forward to sharing our work with the New Port News arts community. This will be our first time at the Port Warwick Arts & Sculpture Festival.

The Port Warwick Foundation is excited about this year’s Show and it promises to be just the best, as we enjoy the beautiful Fall weather and the fine Artisans that come from near and far to share their beautiful artwork with the Newport News community. There will be live entertainment all weekend long and you don’t want to miss the fun and educational Children’s and Family Area featuring Scavenger Hunts and arts and crafts. The Young Collector’s Tent gives young art patrons who are under the age of 14 an opportunity to purchase artwork that is donated by the artists at reduced prices. Enjoy the area’s best food trucks, and a beer and wine garden! Most recently referred to as “this Show is like walking through an outdoor art gallery”, it is the place to be to enjoy art, music and friends!

Saturday, October 14th, 2023 – Show Hours are 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

Sunday, October 15th, 2023 – Show Hours are 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

CFP is once again looking forward to participating in Centerfest! Booth A10
Since 1974, Durham Arts Council has brought the Durham community together with an annual arts festival in the fall. As Durham’s signature arts festival, CenterFest showcases juried visual artists from across the country and fills multiple stages with stand-out local performers. Art shoppers are dazzled by world-class ceramics, paintings, photography, jewelry, fiber art, woodwork, glass, and more. Creators are based in Durham, the Triangle and across the country. CenterFest also features musicians, dancers and unique street performers to provide continuous entertainment. Kids will have a blast at the Creative Kids Zone, food vendors keep guests fueled for fun, and Durham’s nonprofit and government services sector inspire and inform festival goers. Taking place in the heart of Durham’s historic downtown, a concentration of local businesses and eateries elevate the visitor experience!

Once again Chip Freund Photography is excited to participate in the 46th annual Cary Lazy Daze Festival. Stop by booth B229 to enjoy the shade and to see our newest work.

For nearly half a century, the Lazy Daze Arts & Crafts Festival has welcomed guests from all over to the heart of downtown Cary, NC for two days filled with art, entertainment, food, and making memories. Dating back to the event’s conception in 1977, this juried craft show celebrates the “Lazy Daze” of summer, taking place the last weekend of August, and bringing together nearly 300 artists from 16 states across the U.S. Featuring a beer garden, numerous interactive art activities, a kid’s world area, and demonstrations from professional craftsmen, Lazy Daze remains a top-rated contemporary crafts festival among the nation.

Chip Freund Photography is honored to be juried into “The Arts at Sutherland” event held on the beautiful grounds of the The Sutherland Gardens and Estate. The Sutherland aims to enrich your life with music, food, beverages and of course amazing artwork. This juried fine art show brings beautiful works of all kinds to Wake Forest.

Stop by and see my latest work at Booth 15 , located in the Big Tent in the walled garden.

Show Dates:

Saturday, August 19th - 10-5

Sunday, August 20th - 10-5

The Sutherland, Estate & Gardens
13371 Wake Union Church Rd
Wake Forest, NC 27587

The location is the Blue Glacier in Olympic National Park in Washington State. I am revisiting the glacier 40 years after I first stepped foot on glacier to recreate a collection of images documenting 40 years of change. For more information, check out this page on my website.

The Town of Cary Arts Center is hosting an exhibition of my project. Please stop by and see the images up close to witness for yourself both the incredible beauty of this land and the tragic loss of I've over the past four decades from our warming planet.

The exhibit includes Descriptive Audio for the visually impaired and is accessible in the gallery on your smartphone by scanning a QR code next to each work in the exhibit. It can also be accessed by clicking here.

The location is the Blue Glacier in Olympic National Park in Washington State. I am revisiting the glacier 40 years after I first stepped foot on glacier to recreate a collection of images documenting 40 years of change. For more information, check out this page on my website.

The Town of Cary Arts Center is hosting an exhibition of my project. Please stop by and see the images up close to witness for yourself both the incredible beauty of this land and the tragic loss of I've over the past four decades from our warming planet.

The exhibit includes Descriptive Audio for the visually impaired and is accessible in the gallery on your smartphone by scanning a QR code next to each work in the exhibit. It can also be accessed by clicking here.

The Museum of Life and Science in Durham as a part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ (AZA) bold campaign to protect 30% of Earth’s land, waters, and oceans by 2030, challenged area artists to harness art’s power to inform, educate and inspire by submitting works to 30×30: Art, Nature, and Science Exhibition. Entries in this juried exhibit convey a love of and concern for the natural world and inspire advocacy for protecting land, air, water, and our rich biodiversity.  The exhibition runs from Saturday, March 25, 2023, through Sunday, July 16, 2023.

I am honored to have my first work Vanishing Ice included in this exhibition. It is the first print from my Blue Glacier Then & Now project.

Artist’s Statement

I spent the summer of 1982 working alongside the Blue Glacier in Olympic National Park as a part of a Student Conservation Association backcountry trail crew. The experience left an indelible mark on my heart, mind, and soul. I had longed to return to that special place before it is changed forever, and the fortieth anniversary of my time on the mountain provided the perfect opportunity. In July 2022 I returned to the glacier to recreate a number of the images I had taken four decades earlier for my project Blue Glacier Then & Now.

Vanishing Ice is a double exposure created by overlaying an image of the terminus of the Blue Glacier taken in July 1982 with one taken from the same location in July 2022. I reduced the opacity of the top image layer so that both images are visible. The substantial loss of glacier ice can be seen with careful inspection. As with so many changes resulting from climate change, the impact of glacier ice loss is hard to see in the short term, but the long-term consequences will be severe.

For over four decades, the Cain Park Arts Festival brings to Northeast Ohio the work of hundreds of artists across the country. FREE admission will be offered for the three-day juried event. Supplemental to the art exhibits, food concessions and live entertainment will be available for people of all ages.

I’m thrilled to be returning to my childhood home for this special art festival. I look forward to the opportunity to share my artwork with the community that helped shape my early love of the natural world.

The 2023 Cain Park Arts Festival is in part curated by Northeast Ohio award-winning artist, George Kozmon. His work is represented in prestigious public and private collections including the Cleveland Museum of Art, (Cleveland, OH), the Akron Art Museum (Akron OH), Hyatt Regency (Cologne, Germany), IBM (Armonk, NY), the Butler Institute of American Art (Youngstown, OH), Astor Residence Hotel (London, England), and the Progressive Collection, (Cleveland OH).

The Museum of Life and Science in Durham as a part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ (AZA) bold campaign to protect 30% of Earth’s land, waters, and oceans by 2030, challenged area artists to harness art’s power to inform, educate and inspire by submitting works to 30×30: Art, Nature, and Science Exhibition. Entries in this juried exhibit convey a love of and concern for the natural world and inspire advocacy for protecting land, air, water, and our rich biodiversity.  The exhibition runs from Saturday, March 25, 2023, through Sunday, July 16, 2023.

I am honored to have my first work Vanishing Ice included in this exhibition. It is the first print from my Blue Glacier Then & Now project.

Artist’s Statement

I spent the summer of 1982 working alongside the Blue Glacier in Olympic National Park as a part of a Student Conservation Association backcountry trail crew. The experience left an indelible mark on my heart, mind, and soul. I had longed to return to that special place before it is changed forever, and the fortieth anniversary of my time on the mountain provided the perfect opportunity. In July 2022 I returned to the glacier to recreate a number of the images I had taken four decades earlier for my project Blue Glacier Then & Now.

Vanishing Ice is a double exposure created by overlaying an image of the terminus of the Blue Glacier taken in July 1982 with one taken from the same location in July 2022. I reduced the opacity of the top image layer so that both images are visible. The substantial loss of glacier ice can be seen with careful inspection. As with so many changes resulting from climate change, the impact of glacier ice loss is hard to see in the short term, but the long-term consequences will be severe.

The Museum of Life and Science in Durham as a part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ (AZA) bold campaign to protect 30% of Earth’s land, waters, and oceans by 2030, challenged area artists to harness art’s power to inform, educate and inspire by submitting works to 30×30: Art, Nature, and Science Exhibition. Entries in this juried exhibit convey a love of and concern for the natural world and inspire advocacy for protecting land, air, water, and our rich biodiversity.  The exhibition runs from Saturday, March 25, 2023, through Sunday, July 16, 2023.

I am honored to have my first work Vanishing Ice included in this exhibition. It is the first print from my Blue Glacier Then & Now project.

Artist’s Statement

I spent the summer of 1982 working alongside the Blue Glacier in Olympic National Park as a part of a Student Conservation Association backcountry trail crew. The experience left an indelible mark on my heart, mind, and soul. I had longed to return to that special place before it is changed forever, and the fortieth anniversary of my time on the mountain provided the perfect opportunity. In July 2022 I returned to the glacier to recreate a number of the images I had taken four decades earlier for my project Blue Glacier Then & Now.

Vanishing Ice is a double exposure created by overlaying an image of the terminus of the Blue Glacier taken in July 1982 with one taken from the same location in July 2022. I reduced the opacity of the top image layer so that both images are visible. The substantial loss of glacier ice can be seen with careful inspection. As with so many changes resulting from climate change, the impact of glacier ice loss is hard to see in the short term, but the long-term consequences will be severe.

Date: JUN 3 & 4, 2023

Time: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Location:
Taubman Museum of Art
110 Salem Ave SE
Roanoke , VA 24011

THE REGION’S PREMIER FINE ART SHOW

From paintings to sculptures and from photography to jewelry, the Taubman Museum of Art is pleased to present one of Virginia’s oldest and most anticipated outdoor art shows June 3-4, 2023, with the 65th Annual Sidewalk Art Show.

FINE ART SHOPPING

Hosted on the streets immediately surrounding the Museum, this annual event has become one of Southwest Virginia’s most anticipated events, boasting a reputation as a premier destination for fine art shopping. All of the works exhibited are for sale including original paintings, prints, watercolors, etchings, mixed media, fine art photographs, fine crafts, and sculpture.

FREE AND OPEN TO ALL

The 65th Annual Sidewalk Art Show is free and open to the public June 3-4 from 10 am-5 pm daily. We hope to see you there!

The Museum of Life and Science in Durham as a part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ (AZA) bold campaign to protect 30% of Earth’s land, waters, and oceans by 2030, challenged area artists to harness art’s power to inform, educate and inspire by submitting works to 30×30: Art, Nature, and Science Exhibition. Entries in this juried exhibit convey a love of and concern for the natural world and inspire advocacy for protecting land, air, water, and our rich biodiversity.  The exhibition runs from Saturday, March 25, 2023, through Sunday, July 16, 2023.

I am honored to have my first work Vanishing Ice included in this exhibition. It is the first print from my Blue Glacier Then & Now project.

Artist’s Statement

I spent the summer of 1982 working alongside the Blue Glacier in Olympic National Park as a part of a Student Conservation Association backcountry trail crew. The experience left an indelible mark on my heart, mind, and soul. I had longed to return to that special place before it is changed forever, and the fortieth anniversary of my time on the mountain provided the perfect opportunity. In July 2022 I returned to the glacier to recreate a number of the images I had taken four decades earlier for my project Blue Glacier Then & Now.

Vanishing Ice is a double exposure created by overlaying an image of the terminus of the Blue Glacier taken in July 1982 with one taken from the same location in July 2022. I reduced the opacity of the top image layer so that both images are visible. The substantial loss of glacier ice can be seen with careful inspection. As with so many changes resulting from climate change, the impact of glacier ice loss is hard to see in the short term, but the long-term consequences will be severe.

The Museum of Life and Science in Durham as a part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ (AZA) bold campaign to protect 30% of Earth’s land, waters, and oceans by 2030, challenged area artists to harness art’s power to inform, educate and inspire by submitting works to 30×30: Art, Nature, and Science Exhibition. Entries in this juried exhibit convey a love of and concern for the natural world and inspire advocacy for protecting land, air, water, and our rich biodiversity.  The exhibition runs from Saturday, March 25, 2023, through Sunday, July 16, 2023.

I am honored to have my first work Vanishing Ice included in this exhibition. It is the first print from my Blue Glacier Then & Now project.

Artist’s Statement

I spent the summer of 1982 working alongside the Blue Glacier in Olympic National Park as a part of a Student Conservation Association backcountry trail crew. The experience left an indelible mark on my heart, mind, and soul. I had longed to return to that special place before it is changed forever, and the fortieth anniversary of my time on the mountain provided the perfect opportunity. In July 2022 I returned to the glacier to recreate a number of the images I had taken four decades earlier for my project Blue Glacier Then & Now.

Vanishing Ice is a double exposure created by overlaying an image of the terminus of the Blue Glacier taken in July 1982 with one taken from the same location in July 2022. I reduced the opacity of the top image layer so that both images are visible. The substantial loss of glacier ice can be seen with careful inspection. As with so many changes resulting from climate change, the impact of glacier ice loss is hard to see in the short term, but the long-term consequences will be severe.

Each year the Fine Arts League of Cary holds its annual member show to highlight the best work being done by F.A.L.C. members. This juried exhibition is on display at the Page-Walker Arts & History Center from November 9th through January 3rd. The exhibition is free and open to the public during normal operating hours.

My piece Time Tunnel was accepted for this year’s show. It is a long-exposure black and white photograph of the Tybee Island Pier, in Tybee Island Georgia. With the camera firmly mounted to a tripod the shutter was left open for 4 seconds allowing the motion of the waves to blur the water into a soft almost fog-like texture.

Show Juror: Jean Grunewald. 

Jean is a well known, well respected art judge in the region, she is a founding member of www.PAINTNC.org, a plein air group in Raleigh, NC since 2007 as well as member of PSA, OPA, ISA, AAEA and WPSE 

Jean is mainly a representational or impressionist painter of almost everything. Lately she is obsessed with lost line and a bit more abstraction. 

Topsail Island is one of North Carolina’s hidden gems. Our family has been visiting Topsail for over 15 years and this year, CFP will make its island debut at the Autumn with Topsail Festival.

Started in 1988, The Autumn With Topsail Festival is held on the grounds of the Historical Society of Topsail Island and the Assembly Building which houses the Missiles & More Museum in Topsail Beach, NC. The festival features a juried Artists’ and Crafts Court with over 100 regional artists displaying and selling their work. Enjoy exciting live musical entertainment, a variety of amazing food with beer and wine, inflatables and crafts for children, and much more!

FREE Shuttle Service will be provided from various parking areas in Topsail Beach to the Festival Grounds. Please remember NO PETS are permitted unless they are licensed service dogs.

The Fine Arts League of Cary in partnership with Margaux’s Restaurant has created a curated art exhibition. What a perfect pairing, fine art and fine food! All of the art no display is for sale. Details and pricing can be found in the Art Binder available upon request.

Stop by the restaurant for a bite and drink while drinking in all of the stunning artwork created by local artists. I am honored that my piece, Kitty Hawk Pier was selected for this exhibition.

Margaux’s offers the perfect fusion of a high-energy metropolis
and soulful southern hospitality

Since its inception more than 30 years ago, Margaux’s Restaurant in Raleigh, NC has strived to create a dining experience like no other. We know that a truly memorable event happens when a guest’s needs are anticipated and met, resulting in complete satisfaction.

The Neptune Art Festival has been canceled due to impending hazardous weather from hurricane Ian.

Chip Freund Photography is excited to announce our first ever art fair in the lovely Commonwealth of Virginia. Virginia Beach has been a favorite vacation spot for our family, so it seems fitting that we make our Virginia debut on the Boardwalk this fall. Stop by and see us at Booth #2720.

The Neptune Festival Art & Craft Show has been recognized by Sunshine Artist Magazine in the Top 5 of 200 Fine Art & Design Shows in the country for 3 years, and in the Top 200 Fine Art & Design Shows for 8 years! The show features over 250 artisans displaying handmade work from paintings and sculptures, to photography and glass-work. Mosey your way through the tents and displays and find a piece of the show to bring home with you!

CFP is once again looking forward to participating in Centerfest! (Booth B08)
Since 1974, Durham Arts Council has brought the Durham community together with an annual arts festival in the fall. As Durham’s signature arts festival, CenterFest showcases juried visual artists from across the country and fills multiple stages with stand-out local performers. Art shoppers are dazzled by world-class ceramics, paintings, photography, jewelry, fiber art, woodwork, glass, and more. Creators are based in Durham, the Triangle and across the country. CenterFest also features musicians, dancers and unique street performers to provide continuous entertainment. Kids will have a blast at the Creative Kids Zone, food vendors keep guests fueled for fun, and Durham’s nonprofit and government services sector inspire and inform festival goers. Taking place in the heart of Durham’s historic downtown, a concentration of local businesses and eateries elevate the visitor experience! After hitting pause for two years in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are thrilled to bring this beloved community event back to the streets of Downtown Durham!

Chip Freund will be the Featured Artist at the Chef’s Palette restaurant September 2022