Meet The Amazing Force
Driving Art in Randolph County
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The Randolph Arts Council strives to inform the public about the arts, support artists in their endeavors, teach adults and children the techniques needed to improve or enhance their skills in their chosen discipline(s), and to organize community events that educate, illuminate and bring joy to people in all walks of life.
The Randolph Arts Guild was established by a group of artists and art lovers in 1970: Adam Miller, Dwight Holland, Frances Auman, Henry Armfield, Marion Covington, Ann and Odell Kivett, to name a few. They met in the home of Adam Miller, each paid $5 in dues, and wrote down this mission “to develop, coordinate and promote activities for the citizens of Randolph County, to educate, foster appreciation and provide self-expression of the arts.” That remains our mission to this day. In 2025, the name was changed to the Randolph Arts Council.
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Meet the folks in the Drivers Seat
Rose Longuillo
Our Community Centered Board of Directors
Ana Torres
Vice President
Insurance Specialist, Insurance Associates of the Triad
Grace Moffitt
Treasurer
Retired Human Resources Executive
Janice Kite
Retired Educator + Community Leader
Jackson Barnes
Theater Teacher, Trinity High School
Daniela Chavez
Language Teacher/Spanish Immersion, Asheboro City Schools
David Fernandez
Artist + Mayor of Seagrove + Owner of The General Wine & Brew
Clyde “Chip” Foust
President, NAACP of Randolph County, President of the George Washington Carver Community Enrichment Center
Debi Lagueruela
Co-Founder, Trinity Furniture
Quinton Louris
Small Business Center Director, Randolph Community College
Mike Miller
Former President, Pfeiffer University, Former President/CEO of First National Bank
Mark Rogers
Editor, The Sanford Herald + Photojournalist