TRAA & CCC STUDENT EXHIBITION
TRAA & CCC STUDENT EXHIBITION
Twin Rivers Artists Association & Craven Community College Judged Exhibition
![]() Craven Arts Council & Gallery is proud to host the 2025 Twin Rivers Artists Association & Craven Community College Judged Exhibition this April at Bank of the Arts. This exhibition is open to current members of the Twin Rivers Artists Association, and students enrolled in arts classes at Craven Community College in the spring 2025 semester. Cash awards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Honorable Mention. One cash award for outstanding student.
The Twin Rivers Artists Association (TRAA) exists to promote and encourage the creation, education, and appreciation of fine art in the region. . Skill levels range from beginners to professional artists, in an environment that encourages cooperation and mentorship. Once a year the Craven Arts Council hosts an exhibition of the group’s membership, combined with students from the local Craven Community College (CCC) , in order to encourage the creation and exhibition of local art. Works on display will include painting, photography, sculpture, pottery, and mixed media. More information about Twin Rivers Artists Association can be found at their website at www.traaofnewbernnc.com. TRAA & CCC Judged Exhibition Terms and Conditions
-All artists entering must be a current member of the Twin Rivers Artists Association, or be currently enrolled in art classes at Craven Community College. Artists may purchase membership to TRAA during registration the day of. -TRAA members may enter up to 3 pieces per artist. CCC students must contact their instructors regarding submission limits. -No artwork may exceed 36" in any dimension. All wall work must be wired, but frames are not required. -All terms listed here are in addition to Craven Arts Council & Gallery's standard Exhibition Terms & Condition, which can be found at this link. Meet the Judge!
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Important Dates
Drop Off Twin Rivers Artists Association April 4th & 5th Saturday, April 5th: Drop-Off will be held at The Harrison Center ArtWalk Reception April 11 5 pm - 8 pm Awards Announced at 6pm Pick Up May 3 & 4, 2025 |

Anna Hinson, a Goldsboro, NC native, is a dedicated advocate for the arts with a diverse background in education and administration. With a BFA in Arts Education from East Carolina University, specializing in Metals Design, Anna taught visual arts for nearly a decade before transitioning to the Arts Council of Wayne County as Programs and Marketing Director in 2022.
In her role, Anna leverages her expertise in arts education and marketing to foster local artists, enhance arts programming, and engage the community in the arts. Alongside her work in arts administration, Anna runs her own art business, Amarie Designs, focusing on fine jewelry and Live Wedding Paintings and is co-founder of Pink Sage Collective, and mural business. Her multifaceted career reflects her commitment to enriching lives through art, both through teaching and her own creative endeavors.
Anna is also an active member of the steering committee for the future Arts District of Downtown Goldsboro, further demonstrating her dedication to the growth and development of the local arts community.
In her role, Anna leverages her expertise in arts education and marketing to foster local artists, enhance arts programming, and engage the community in the arts. Alongside her work in arts administration, Anna runs her own art business, Amarie Designs, focusing on fine jewelry and Live Wedding Paintings and is co-founder of Pink Sage Collective, and mural business. Her multifaceted career reflects her commitment to enriching lives through art, both through teaching and her own creative endeavors.
Anna is also an active member of the steering committee for the future Arts District of Downtown Goldsboro, further demonstrating her dedication to the growth and development of the local arts community.