In addition to the in-house artists opening their studios to guests, the evening featured an interactive art exhibit by Owen Lowery, Artspace’s Universal Access Artist in Residence, as well as an exhibit from Winston-Salem artist Jerome “Buzzy” Hughes.
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.
Over the last year and a half, CAM, Artspace, VAE and Artsplosure have each hired new directors. Here’s what they want to do.
On May 5, Artspace celebrated the opening of its FRESH exhibit, a collection of visual art from makers across North Carolina.
Outgoing Artspace CEO Mary Poole carved out a place for local artists in Raleigh. by Joel Haas In 1980, the Raleigh Arts Commission recommended the establishment of a center for visual and performing arts run by a non-profit corporation. Set…
Four museum folks share how they’re getting their local culture while social distancing.