Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County.

This week’s installment of Found Objects kicks off with a special screening of the documentary film Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey,.

This week’s installment of Found Objects kicks off with a photography exhibit at Delta Arts Center.

This week’s installment of Found Objects leads off with a unique exhibit at Artworks Gallery.

Lost on the Road to Oblivion: The Vanishing Beauty of Coal Country..

Lori Belk, Michael Ehlbeck, Keiko Genka, Rachel Herrick, Gordon C. James, Corwin Levi, Mario Marzan, Juan Obando, Sarah Powers, Jean-Christian Rostagni, Lee Walton, Jimmy Craig Womble.

This weeks installment of Found Objects begins with 17 Days!, Greensboros new arts and cultural festival sponsored by the United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro. On Thursday, the festivities begin with music, art, theatre and dance performances by a variety of local artists. For a complete list of events, visit: www.17daysgreensboro.org. The festival runs through Oct. 8.

This week’s installment of Found Objects kicks off with Rock the Block on Saturday in downtown Winston-Salem. A celebration of music and the arts, Rock the Block will feature four stages for musical performances as well as a BMX bike show, fire dancers, myriad arts and crafts, and street performances. The fun gets underway at 11 a.m. and doesn’t wrap up until late Saturday night.

We kick off this weeks edition of Found Objects with good news for Festival Stage of Winston-Salem..

Celebrating the grand re-opening of Lyndon Street Artworks. Artists at work in their studios, tarot card readings and a performance from blues and jazz artist Andy Squint..

This weeks installment of Found Objects kicks off with a book launch event at the Jamestown Public Library.

This weeks edition of Found Objects kicks off with the Reynolda House Museum of American Arts.

This weeks installment of Found Objects kicks off with a special film awareness event at Aperture Cinema on Sunday, Aug. 14. The Horse Boy, a docu- mentary about a fathers quest to heal his autistic son, will screen at 7:30 p.m.

Ambelside Gallery; 528 S. Elm St.; 336.275.9844 A group exhibition featuring Alexis Lavine, Nigel Price, Tracy Reid, Leigh Rodenbough and Kurt Weiser.

This weeks installment of Found Objects kicks off with a very special arts event in Winston-Salem on Thursday and Friday. Solvation,.

Bobby Ansley III, Jaleesa Bartley, Nicolas Benjamin, Shira Benson, Abra Boiling, Taylor Collins, Rashita Connelly, Zach Crisp, Victor Davidson, Corbett Frye, Krystal Fullwood, Quandrick Hagans, Keyshia Haithcock, George Hall II, Amiynah Hanna, Gracelee Lawrence, Vincent Martin, Stephen McIntyre, and Racquel McMullins.

This weeks installment of Found Objects kicks off with three fantastic exhibits on display at the Weatherspoon Art Museum. Henri Matisse: In Two and Three Dimensions.

This weeks installment of Found Objects kicks off with a summer art camp at the Greensboro Cultural Arts Center. The Center for Visual Artists presents an opportunity for claymation enthusiasts to learn the hands-on creative process as well as the technical aspects of claymation from manipulating characters to capturing their movements on film. The adult camp runs Aug. 1-4 with a registration fee of $100 for members and $115 for non-members. Each camper will finish the session with a final animated short film. For further info, call 336.333.7475.

Annual exhibition showcasing youth participants in the Atelier Around the World Afterschool Arts Program and the Murals, Minds and Communities Summer Camp..

Found Objects kicks off with a fantastic opportunity for local filmmakers and videographers. The Piedmont Triad Film Commission.