Into Being: The Art of Herb Jackson
This Davidson, North Carolina painter’s abstract artwork looks like it may have been done quickly, but in fact it’s a meticulous process.
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Flora & Fauna: Watercolor Artist Inslee Fariss
Fariss captures beauty and whimsy in her delicate paintings of flowers, figures, and animals.
The Burden and Beauty of Home: Painter William Paul Thomas
This Durham-based artist engages viewers with work that uses color and portraiture to express — and evoke — deep emotions.
Off the Grid: Artist Ann Roth
Known for her work in textiles and weaving, this Raleigh artist is exploring a surprising new medium.
The Whirl: CAM Connections Artist Dinner No. 2
On Nov. 15, Raleigh’s Contemporary Art Museum hosted its second CAM Connections dinner with photographer Mikael Owunna and filmmaker Marques Redd
The Whirl: Color Interactions Exhibit Opening
On Sept. 28, Charlotte Russell Contemporary celebrated their inaugural exhibition at their Five Points location, Color Interactions.
The Beauty of Change: Artist Damian Stamer
The Hillsborough based painter is known for his colorful work that combines realism and abstraction.
5 Questions with… John Felix Arnold III
The North Carolina artist’s exhibit at Anchorlight Gallery touches on nature, time, and love.
Painting the Town: Muralist Taylor White
Taylor White’s kinetic, overscale work is changing the face of downtown Raleigh
Wild Miracles: Artist Elizabeth Bradford’s A House of One Room
North Carolina painter Elizabeth Bradford’s work showcasing the natural world is highlighted in an exhibit at the Cameron Art Museum this summer.
Art in Service: Rosalia Torres-Weiner’s Flowers Blossom
A Charlotte artist finds a way to help the Latinx community amidst COVID-19 with her paintings.
A Man Fulfilled: Artist Clarence Heyward
Raleigh-based artist Clarence Heyward’s solo exhibition on May 2nd will conclude his year-long residency at Anchorlight Studios.
In Sight: A Preview of Local Exhibitions in 2020
From paintings by North Carolina artists to exhibits that showcase African and African American talent, the Raleigh area will offer dynamic, diverse artwork.
5 Questions With: Abstract Artist Marcy Gregg
After a coma wipes her memories, this mom and entrepreneur finds healing in art.