Level Retreat hosts a casual panel discussion about contemporary photography with our artist-in-residence, Tod Seelie, and local photographers Lindsay Metivier and Ben Alper. Come have a drink and some tasty bites at The Northside District. We’ll be chatting about their work and how they frame their worlds, exposing the raw beauty of obscure locations mundane… Read More →
Ways of Seeing: A Photography Panel Discussion
Level Retreat hosts a casual panel discussion about contemporary photography with our artist-in-residence, Tod Seelie, and local photographers Lindsay Metivier and Ben Alper. Come have a drink and some tasty The Northside District bites. We’ll be chatting about their work and how they frame their worlds, exposing the raw beauty of obscure locations mundane objects…. Read More →
Phoenix, Oregon — Indie Film at the Chelsea Theater
In this fantastic new film, Phoenix, Oregon, the lead characters, Bobby (LeGros) and Carlos (Borrego), must defy midlife haze and seize an unlikely opportunity to reinvent their lives, quitting their jobs to restore an old bowling alley and serve the “world’s greatest pizza.” Despite controlling bosses, dead-end jobs, and broken relationships, the two leads must… Read More →
Acrylic Paint Pouring
We will be learning about and practicing the art of acrylic pour painting. This class will cover paint mixing, pouring additives, making “cells,” pouring techniques, using leftover paints, and varnishing. All materials included in the cost of the class. Choose from an 8×10 canvas, an 8 inch cherry trivet, a 10 inch wood round, or… Read More →
Arts Event of the Month: The Children of Harvey Milk
UNC-Chapel Hill Professor of Political Science Andrew Reynolds will be launching his book, The Children of Harvey Milk: How LGBTQ Politicians Changed the World, all over the world in the coming months. Included in his tour is a New York City event in collaboration with the United Nations, as well as a London launch at… Read More →
Lulo Reinhardt and Daniel Stelter
The great-nephew of legendary jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt, Lulo Reinhardt is a spontaneous and spirited player who has taken his family’s gypsy jazz legacy, melded it with flamenco and latin styles, and updated it for the modern era. He joins forces with celebrated German jazz guitarist Daniel Stelter to form a powerhouse duo blending elements… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: June 1-8, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS ‘I’m the same person I was before.’ Michelle Obama’s portrait artist is a star. | News and Observer Michelle Obama Painter Amy Sherald Visits Chapel Hill for a Portrait Exhibit that Looks Refreshingly Like America Today | The Indy Carrboro Kicking Off Pride Month with ‘Pride Piper Walk’ | WCHL Rainbow flags all around:… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: May 26-31, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS UNC’s Ackland Art Museum Hosting “The Outwin: American Portraiture Today” | Chapelboro.com Tar Heel Tripping | Winston-Salem Journal Your guide to (mostly free) outdoor summer movies | News and Observer YOUR WEEKEND CALENDAR ART John and June Allcott Gallery: Untitled, 2018 All Weekend | Hanes Art Center A Conversation with Amy Sherald,… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: May 18-25, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS Carrboro High School production opens in shadow of Santa Fe, Texas, school shooting | The Herald-Sun Tragic coincidence: Santa Fe shooting happened on day of Carrboro High play about gun violence | WRAL Has Carrboro felt more peaceful than usual lately? It’s probably thanks to these monks | The Daily Tar Heel Mary Lattimore’s Weightless Waves Are Unlike… Read More →
This Week in the Arts: May 11-17, 2018
#OCNCARTS IN THE NEWS Longleaf Film Festival showcases North Carolina filmmakers | The News & Observer Photography exhibit of southern musicians coming to Portsmouth Art and Cultural Center | The Virginian-Pilot A Home Filled With 1,200 Miniature Buildings In Hillsborough Captures History | The State of Things on WUNC YOUR WEEKEND CALENDAR ART Tibetan Buddhist Monks construct sacred… Read More →
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