The Whirl: Best of North Carolina Reception
Each year, gallery owner, art historian and NC native Charlene Newsom employs her knowledge of regional art to curate the exhibition
Each year, gallery owner, art historian and NC native Charlene Newsom employs her knowledge of regional art to curate the exhibition
This installation artist travels the far corners of the world, creating work she hopes will inspire empathy for our planet’s vulnerability.
The Anchorlight gallery artist combines figurative elements with sculpture, sound and a choreographed performance in her latest body of work.
The design director and painter takes an upbeat approach to the concept of finding the beauty in chaos with her vibrant floral pieces.
An artistic collaboration between artist Larry Bell and landscape designer Mark Hoversten activates a gathering space on Centennial Campus.
This artist’s work explores aspects of their cultural and queer identity.
The artist has become known in the community for her contemporary Art Nouveau-style graphics, paintings and murals.
Behind the scenes of the popular PBS television series, which made a stop at the North Carolina Museum of Art for its 28th season.
The mixed-media artist and sculptor, who works from a studio in Artspace, discusses the experiences that shaped her career.
This emerging Raleigh maker challenges creative conventions by using a humble, unexpected medium that he transforms into compelling works of art.
The Chapel Hill native creates custom frames for artists all over the Triangle, as well as organizations like the Carolina Hurricanes and The Umstead Hotel and Spa.
Originally from Vietnam, the artist pivoted from a career in fashion to one in art, using material with ties to his own cultural history.
Get to know the strange, beautiful world of the multi-media artist whose work can currently be seen at CAM and Anchorlight.
On Oct. 6, Gallery C hosted a First Friday opening reception for veteran North Carolina painter Gayle Stott Lowry.