On Sept. 4, Gallery 20, formerly Glenwood Fine Art, celebrated a new chapter during First Friday. Artists and arts supporters gathered at 20 Glenwood Avenue in downtown Raleigh’s historic Carter Building for the gallery’s inaugural exhibition, featuring work by 16 gallery artists alongside Carter Building artists. The show reflects the gallery’s renewed vision, expanded programming, and artist-led approach.
On Oct. 2, Crawlspace Press hosted a First Friday closing reception for Rage With The Machine, a quilt show by members of the Triangle Modern Quilt Guild. The exhibit opened during the Boylan Art District studio tour and featured quilts in which the artists used their craft to speak up for democracy and humanity. Guests gathered to celebrate its close.
For 40 years, Artspace has nurtured artists and creatives in downtown Raleigh with studios, a gallery and art classes
The Jandy Ammons Foundation funds art, parks and wildlife in Raleigh and across the Triangle.
Gallery C celebrated the opening of “The Americans: Silver Gelatin Photographs by Marsha Burns” on Aug. 7.
The new Jobe House on Raleigh’s West Morgan Street is a hub for arts nonprofits including VAE Raleigh, Arts Access and Artspace’s artist in residence
Raleigh metalworking artist Bill Hickman — maker of the bull the Ridgewood Whole Foods — creates fantastical sculptures with a deeper meaning
In this autumn poem written after Louise Glück, Kathie Collins waits for the goldfinches to return as the maples drop their last saffron leaves
October brings traditions like the Raleigh Wide Open and NC State Fair — plus fall festivals, performances and enticing art exhibits.
Raleigh artist Jackie Sanders uses materials like paint, acrylic panels and more to create a mix of abstract and figurative work
Artist Paul Cocksedge’s new interactive sculpture at NCMA’s Museum Park invites visitors to sit, climb and gather on a 140-foot installation.
Through daily painting, Apex artist Mónica Linares built a career defined by bold color and a minimalist style — and she’s sharing her process.
An artist with a background in textile design found a love for working in enameling. She builds skill through teaching and experimentation
Each year, gallery owner, art historian and NC native Charlene Newsom employs her knowledge of regional art to curate the exhibition