Delicate, Declarative: Artist Maya Freelon’s Ephemeral Work
North Carolina visual artist Maya Freelon balances strength and fragility in her massive water-stained tissue paper installations.
Category: Arts & Culture
It’s All One Big Story: David Menconi’s Career of Listening
A long-time music writer for The News & Observer, David Menconi’s new book shares an inside look at North Carolina’s music scene.
5 Questions With NCT’s Producing Artistic Director Eric Woodall
North Carolina Theatre’s Producing Artistic Director Eric Woodall shares his experience working on the 19th Amendment Project play festival.
The People’s Potter: Liz Kelly Creates Soft, Sturdy Tableware
Liz Kelly celebrates independence and a love of process in her work with clay, from cheeky image-transfer mugs to plates in delciate pastels.
Resistance and Renewal: Plywood Murals in Raleigh
The plywood murals throughout downtown are more than art—they’re symbols for a social movement.
A Life Aquatic: Brad Ipock Explores Underwater Photography
Photographer Brad Ipock jumps into pools to showcase the dedication of high school swimmers.
5 Questions with Street Artist and Downtown Girl Asher Gannon
Asher Gannon, who was recently involved in creating the End Racism Now mural in front of CAM, shares her latest
50 More Ways the Triangle has Given Back during COVID-19
Here are 50 more ways they are giving back to the community during the coronavirus pandemic.
Catching up with Emily Kotecki and Jean Gray Mohs of Tin Can Kids
Two creative Raleigh Moms collaborate to launch an easy, enriching summer solution for children.
In-person and Virtual Events to Check Out in July
Here’s a mix of July virtual and in-person events, from art exhibits to fundraisers and even musical performances to check out.
5 Book Recommendations from Local Authors
Looking for books to add to your summer reading list? We tapped local authors to find out what they are loving right now. by Melissa Howsam Whether you’re looking for a beach read, something challenging, or a story to share…
Happening Now: Virtual Resources for Families
With the real prospect of a never-ending- summer, here are a few resources to spark quality together time with the family.
Local Live Performances to Enjoy from Virtually Anywhere
We may not be able to hold our phone lighters above our heads as we sway in time to the beat at the Cat’s Cradle or PNC Arena, but there is still a host of live performances available.
How to Engage with Art in Raleigh, Virtually
Museums are still under state restrictions, but that has not stopped Triangle curators from finding artful ways to enhance lives.