Scaling it Down with Sculptor Hoss Haley
The longtime NC artist, known for his giant Corten steel pieces, is creating more intimate, personal work with more intricate techniques.
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Earth is at the Center for Christina Lorena Weisner
This installation artist travels the far corners of the world, creating work she hopes will inspire empathy for our planet’s vulnerability.
Cultural Devotion: Mastering the Bharatanatyam
At 8 years old, Kajal Parmar began training for an ancient and intricate Indian dance form that culminates in a 5-hour, solo performance.
A Looser Way of Working: Re-Emerging Artist Frank Campion
This Clemmons-based painter stepped away from his craft for a 30-year career in advertising — now his abstracts are getting attention.
Decoding A Dynasty: Unveiling the Murdaugh Murders
In her new book, The Devil at His Elbow, Valerie Bauerlein explains the deep roots of the infamous South Carolina murders.
Wild Clay: Takuro and Hitomi Shibata
Originally from Japan, the husband and wife potters behind Studio Touya in Seagrove have found home in a North Carolina community of creators.
John Beerman’s Gateway to Mysteries
The acclaimed artist has painted landscapes from Tuscany to Normandy, but these days he’s focusing on capturing the natural world in North Carolina.
Sculpture in Silk: Kenny Nguyen Creates Fabric Sculptures
Originally from Vietnam, the artist pivoted from a career in fashion to one in art, using material with ties to his own cultural history.
Earthen Vessels: Ben Owen III’s Pottery Tradition
From Seagrove North Carolina to the world beyond, renowned potter Ben Owen III shares his range of iconic vessels
Careful Chaos: Painter Chieko Murasugi
This abstract artist and former scientist’s latest body of work, called Chance, explores randomization, color theory and chaos.
Triumph in a Bridge: Matthew Steele’s Architectural Sculptures
This Charlotte artist celebrates the beauty of the manufactured world through his large-scale installations and public art works.
Visual Language: Jennifer Meanley’s Kaleidoscopic Realities
The Greensboro painter creates colorful, layered paintings that riff on techniques she uses in her writing, as well.
Building Community: Artist and Teacher September Krueger
This East Carolina University alumni and director of lifelong learning at Cameron Art Museum is known for her intricate quilts.
Sacred Figures: Cristina Cordova’s Evocative Sculpture
This longtime Penland-based artist with Puerto Rican roots sculpts soulful, fantastical people from clay and other media.