Promoting and strengthening the artistic and cultural development of Orange County, North Carolina
In celebration of Chapel Hill’s 200th anniversary celebration, artist Wendy Spitzer (a.k.a Felix Obelix) has created altered vintage postcards from unusual images and elements of Chapel Hill’s recent and distant past. These pieces will be on display in addition to community creations, which were made at two art workshops that happened this past fall. Contribute... Read More →
Every Color of the Rainbow is a multi-media showcase expressing the many colors and variables of the queer experience from student and community artists. The exhibit will feature poetry, visual art, photography and more. Come celebrate queerness and its endless color! A special reception will be held on Friday, February 14th from 7-9 pm and... Read More →
Jockey's Ridge in Nag's Head has changed in shape over thousands of years and continues to move incrementally southward to this day, threatening nearby homes and roads. There have been large scale and costly attempts to stem this natural process, which highlights the often fraught relationship between human behavior and the “natural” environment. In photographing... Read More →
The 2-year IB Diploma Programme visual arts course at Cedar Ridge High School culminates with each graduating student exhibiting 8 to 11 of their art works, including hosting a reception. Come view work by Kayleigh Overton and Sarah Miller, talk with the student artists, and enjoy light refreshments. Visit the exhibits of additional IB students... Read More →
The 2-year IB Diploma Programme visual arts course at Cedar Ridge High School culminates with each graduating student exhibiting 8 to 11 of their art works, including hosting a reception. Come view work by Kayleigh Overton and Sarah Miller, talk with the student artists, and enjoy light refreshments. Visit the exhibits of additional IB students... Read More →
Display your art! Snacks provided! Email courtab@live.unc.edu to submit!
In this new series of works, Wan uses objects including wax-coated rusted bells, fake collars, erasers transparent collar supporters, gloves and ceramic spoons to portray women’s voice that have been forced into silence. Throughout history, women’s voices have often been silenced. Yet silence itself can still send a loud and clear message. It is this... Read More →
The Silent Force-opening reception April 10 5:50-8 Apr. 06, 2020 to Apr. 29, 2020 Google Calendar - The Silent Force-opening reception April 10 5:50-8 - 2020-04-06 00:00:00 Yahoo Calendar - The Silent Force-opening reception April 10 5:50-8 - 2020-04-06 00:00:00 Hotmail / Windows Live Calendar - The Silent Force-opening reception April 10 5:50-8 - 2020-04-06... Read More →
Please join us for our Spring Kiln Opening at Curry Wilkinson Pottery. Only open to the public twice per year, we welcome you to see our large wood fired kiln. Visit our working pottery studio, kiln, and meet the potter! One-of-a kind functional salt glazed/wood fired pottery in a variety of shapes and colors for... Read More →
Kevin is one of the featured artists in our current More Horses! show, as well as a regular Gallery contributor. He will be on the Gallery front porch, holding socially-distanced and masked conversations with Gallery visitors about art and inspiration -- and horses! Free and open to the general public. Families welcome.
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