In September, local nonprofit The Green Chair Project launched its online retail portal, The Shop, making its popular resale store accessible during the pandemic. 100 percent of proceeds from its sales benefit its program, providing home furnishings to local families…
A new installation by Hank Willis Thomas, the first project from arts advocacy group Artsuite, offers a timely, positive message.
This Cary artist combines formal training with sheer intuition in her lively watercolor and oil paintings.
The Americans with Disabilities Act celebrates 30 years, and our local arts scene is making strides to include people of all abilities.
Matrons & Mistresses founder and writer Lizzie Cheatham McNairy reflects on the serenity of a space filled with beauty.
North Carolina visual artist Maya Freelon balances strength and fragility in her massive water-stained tissue paper installations.
A long-time music writer for The News & Observer, David Menconi’s new book shares an inside look at North Carolina’s music scene.
North Carolina Theatre’s Producing Artistic Director Eric Woodall shares his experience working on the 19th Amendment Project play festival.
Liz Kelly celebrates independence and a love of process in her work with clay, from cheeky image-transfer mugs to plates in delciate pastels.
The plywood murals throughout downtown are more than art—they’re symbols for a social movement.
Photographer Brad Ipock jumps into pools to showcase the dedication of high school swimmers.
Asher Gannon, who was recently involved in creating the End Racism Now mural in front of CAM, shares her latest
Here are 50 more ways they are giving back to the community during the coronavirus pandemic.
Two creative Raleigh Moms collaborate to launch an easy, enriching summer solution for children.