This touring exhibit features the work of photographer and world traveler Robert Radin. It contains images of the people and landscapes of six continents, a presentation of Radin’s life work selected from more than 6,000 photos.
Experience the Beatles like never before! This special evening laser show combines the classic sound of the Beatles and an amazing laser light show that dances across the OmniSphere ...More
Along with all the fun of ArtQuest, each week a new special table project in the NC Art Studio highlights some of the artist's materials, ideas, and themes presented in The Gallery ...More
"Join us at Raffaldini Vineyards for our first ever wine and painting event! This two hour instructional workshop will be held outside of our picture-perfect ‘Villa ...More
This 30-week film production class will provide an opportunity for teens (ages 13 to18) and young adults (ages 18 to 30) to work as a team to produce a single film from start to ...More
ArtQuest, a program of Green Hill Center, is an inspiring hands-on studio designed by North Carolina artists where creativity is nurtured through the open exploration of art and art ...More
Los Artistas is a free program for middle and high school Spanish-speaking students that provides a creative environment to express ones identity and artistic voice through the ...More
Along with all the fun of ArtQuest, each week a new special table project in the NC Art Studio highlights some of the artist's materials, ideas, and themes presented in The Gallery exhibition. To view the Independents exhibition, ask your Facilitator for a tour or visit on your own! Artist Mark Brown is often influenced by music and poetry in his paintings. The name says it all! This week (May 28 – June 1) ArtQuest attempts to make (with your help), the incredible never ending...
The 2013 Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition features work by six artists in UNCG's Department of Art graduate program: Nickola Dudley (painting/drawing), Matthew Hayes (video), Harriet Hoover (sculpture/drawing), Branch Richter (painting), Amy Stibich (sculpture/drawing), and Clark Williamson (sculpture).
The artists in this graduating class use a variety of media and focus on an array of issues. Their MFA exhibition demonstrates the energy and commitment of the artists, who...
Independents examines the recent work of five strong N.C. abstract artists: Brett Baker, Mark Brown, Ashlynn Browning, Philip Lopez and Bonnie Melton. These five artists each approach their work in different ways, but each work is concentrated in abstract painting.
After visiting "Independents," ArtQuest participants will explore ideas and concepts presented in the artists’ work focusing on color and color relationships, reflection, shape, form, surface and imagery. $5 per person.
The Cousins Are Coming ….“Cousins in Clay": Saturday and Sunday -- June 1-2, 2013…..Come for the Day--Come for the Weekend -- Contemporary Ceramic Art in Seagrove, NC at Bulldog Pottery. Potters, Bruce Gholson and Samantha Henneke, will host their 5th Annual “Cousins in Clay” with special guest potters David MacDonald, a distinguished potter from Syracuse, New York and Jack Troy, renowned potter from Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. David, a Syracuse University...
Mosaic Festival 2013 welcomes you to celebrate culture and diversity through food, music and art in Downtown Greensboro. The annual event draws thousands to Festival Park each year to enjoy live music and dance on two outdoor stages and features an ethnic street food fair, cultural crafts, artisans and more. Now in its fourth year, Mosaic Festival 2013 will be bigger than ever with a new Culture Expo tent where artists and musicians will demonstrate their talents as well as the always...
If looks can kill, then the images in this exhibition need to come with a warning. As windows to the soul, the eyes tell it all. Fitting then that the artworks in this exhibition, many of which are self-portraits, show figures with intense expressions. Their penetrating gazes trigger an exchange or mental interaction between the viewer and subject. All this intensity, however, does not necessarily signal mental imbalance, but rather reflects the potency of the sitters’ emotions. Gaze...
See Dolley Madison's red velvet dress, recently returned from an exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery. The newly preserved Madison carriage trunk and other items also will be on display.
The human head is the nexus of thought, emotion, and expression. Four of our five senses are located there. The importance of human head—regardless of size and shape—visually links the great variety of artworks in this exhibition, which range in date from 1907 ("Tete d’enfant" by Henri Matisse) to 1995 ("Trophy Head" by John Ahearn).
A number of the pieces are portraits of specific individuals and they present some interesting artistic linkages....
EXHIBITION: Great Art On Screen - presented by Reynolda House Museum of American Art www.reynoldahouse.org & The Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts www.rhodesartscenter.org
MUNCH 150
This year, all of Norway celebrates the 150th anniversary of the birth of Edvard Munch (1863 - 1944), one of the towering figures of modern art.
Munch 150 has been hailed as a "once-in-a-lifetime show" and Munch’s work has recently garnered...
Hanesbrands Theatre at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts
"All in the Family" showcases a variety of media by the Artists of Gateway Studios at The Enrichment Center along with their family members from the Winston-Salem area, and New York.
“Animals In Our Care”
Artists Bring Animals and Art together at Local Exhibit
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Companions, partners, co-workers and employees – from dogs & cats to cows and goats – animals play large roles in our lives. But all too often they find themselves on their own. The exhibit “Animals In Our Care”, will be presented at the Center for Creative Leadership in partnership with Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network,...
"The Kids Are All Right" brings the bedrock theme of family into the 21st century — an age when love defines the family unit more than tradition, convention, the law, or even blood. This exhibition will feature photography and time-based media created in the last ten years by established and emerging artists who sensitively reveal, with radical openness, the current notion of family.
The exhibition is curated by Alison Ferris and organized by the John Michael Kohler...
"the kids are all right" brings the bedrock theme of family into the 21st century — an age when love defines the family unit more than tradition, convention, the law, or even blood. This exhibition will feature photography and time-based media created in the last ten years by 38 established and emerging artists who sensitively reveal, with radical openness, the current notion of family.
The exhibition demonstrates today’s reality: Family is a complicated...
We are a friendly and committed group of quiltmakers in the Piedmont. We invite you to come to our meetings. You'll be warmly welcomed and pleasantly surprised by the quality of our programs and the friendliness of our members. Whether you are a long time quiltmaker or a newcomer to quilting, we'd love to have you join us.
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This exhibition of sculptures by Arlene Shechet offers an up-to-the-minute look at her iconoclastic approach to ceramics. Shechet favors improvisational methods and a trial-and-error process over methodical and technical facility. At once comically awkward and elegantly poised, her paradoxical forms teeter, lean, bulge, torque, and reach in multiple directions at once, defying their own weight. Shechet’s latest works combine a cartoonish demeanor with painterly effects. She constantly...
EXHIBITION: Great Art On Screen - presented by Reynolda House Museum of American Art www.reynoldahouse.org & The Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts www.rhodesartscenter.org
VERMEER & MUSIC: The Art of Love and Leisure
The National Gallery, London, presents a major exhibition on one of greatest artists of the Dutch Golden Age: Johannes Vermeer, painter of Girl with a Pearl Earring. The National Gallery has chosen to focus on his art in relation to...
Hanesbrands Theatre at the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts
The Weatherspoon is pleased to present the 2013 biennial exhibition of recent work by faculty members in the Department of Art at UNCG.
UNCG’s art faculty is comprised of practicing artists who exhibit their work nationally and internationally. Their experience and knowledge in the field stimulate students to engage in their own aesthetic and intellectual pursuits. The exhibition features a variety of media (painting, sculpture, collage, photography, and video) and provides the...
Los Angeles-based artist Annie Lapin draws much of her inspiration from her personal memory of historical works of art. Working from her imagination, Lapin builds up her images in layers, allowing them to develop over time. The resulting works are highly evocative impressions that capture the emotional experience of encountering some historical paintings. Her exhibition at the Weatherspoon will include recent and new works that evoke landscape and figuration yet remain open-ended and...
In her fantastical, hybrid works, Atlanta-based and Korean-born Jiha Moon combines traditional Asian landscape-painting techniques with American Modern and Pop Art influences. Composed with flowing, gestural brushstrokes, and an array of iconic references (emoticons, Lucky Cats, lotus blossoms, scrolls), Moon’s imaginative mash-ups offer an intense experience. Her colorful compositions blur the lines between East and West to speak to the cultural pluralism of contemporary society.
Nancy Rubins is one of the foremost sculptors working today, with an extensive list of solo and group exhibitions in this country and abroad, and a series of some of the most impressive sculptural commissions executed over the last decade. This exhibition will be the first to consider the relationships between the artist’s works on paper and sculpture. Common to both are Rubins’s adventurous confrontation with gravity, the transformation of industria l— or seemingly...
The Atelier presents the African American Quilt Circle of Durham, NC. The exhibit, “Woven Melodies”, which opens Sunday, March 17, 2013 with a reception at 3:00pm, will feature over 30 works from several members of the group. A Quilting Workshop for Adults will take place on March 16th from 10am-1pm (Fee $5--Seniors over 65 free). Quilting for Kids Workshop will take place on April 13th from 10am-1pm (Free).
African American Atelier, Inc
03/17/13- Ongoing
Greensboro
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