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3804
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The John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown and the Penland School of Crafts in Penland are schools where professional artists create and beginners can explore new skills for their own growth and enjoyment. Classes include weaving, pottery, and photography.
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5122
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Each summer upwards of 400 art connoisseurs, gallery owners, collectors, museum directors, and foundation heads converge on Penland in Mitchell County. They come for the Annual Benefit Auction, now in its 15th year, of works created at the world-renowned Penland School of Crafts. The auction raised $236,000 in 2000, and all the money supports Penland's programs and studies. Founded in 1929 by Lucy Morgan, the school has forty campus buildings and offers workshops in ten crafts.
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6697
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Gimpel discusses the Penland School of Crafts, a nationally known center for craft education. Founded in the 1920s by Lucy Morgan as a weaving school, it has grown in its seventy-five years into a cultural gem for the state.
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10299
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The Penland School of Handicrafts, at Penland, is marking its twenty-fifth anniversary. Founded by Lucy Morgan as a weaving school, it has grown from a small beginning to the largely and most widely known strictly crafts school in the country. Over the past twenty-five years, students from forty-seven states and thirty-seven foreign countries have been enrolled.
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30479
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Attached to North Carolina's summer vacation-land is the opportunity to gain college credits and new skills in arts and crafts. From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic sea coast, nationally-known schools offer extension courses and handicraft skills in areas of typical tourist attractions.
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