I am honored to have two installations in Modernism Redux, a group show curated by Sterling Bowen and Peter Marin consisting of work by an assortment of esteemed Triangle based artists.
Join myself and the other artist in “Modernism Redux” for a casual artist roundtable. We’ll spend and hour or so chatting in the beginning, followed by refreshments and mingling after.
I am honored to have two installations in Modernism Redux, a group show curated by Sterling Bowen and Peter Marin consisting of work by an assortment of esteemed Triangle based artists.
Please join us for the opening reception.
Illuminate Raleigh is an outdoor, light-based, sculpture festival that takes place every winter on Fayetteville Street in Downtown Raleigh. It is one of my favorite winter traditions, and I am so honored to have been commissioned by Downtown Raleigh Alliance to create four sculptures for the show.
You can find my work, Echoes of Elsewhere, in front of the Express Library on Fayetteville St.
I’m honored to have work in the juried portion of Fresh, an innovative exhibition aimed at demystifying the selection and curatorial process.
“Explore the opening of the FRESH juried exhibition! Our juror will create the final juried exhibition of 30-40 artworks representing a diverse group of living artists who call North Carolina home. Visitors will have the opportunity to purchase artwork and experience work by artists who have never exhibited alongside the work of seasoned artists.”
This exhibit was juried by Jessica Orzulak: Jessica Orzulak, Ph.D., is the Associate Curator at Asheville Art Museum. Her research focuses on contemporary art in North America and decolonial approaches to photography. She received her doctorate in Art History and Visual Studies from Duke University where she was the Eleonore Jantz Curatorial Fellow for the Archive of Documentary Arts. She is organizing the exhibition Sovereign Memories: Photography, Remembrance, and Displaced Histories which will be presented at the Davis Museum at Wellesley College in spring 2025.
Join me at Boxyard RTP for a free, collaborative, hands-on art making experience!
https://raleighnc.gov/arts/services/arts-centers/may-june-and-july-gallery-exhibitions-pullen-arts-center
https://wilsonarts.com/exhibitions/
I’m honored to be one of nine artists invited to exhibit in the Sculpture Invitational show at Wilson Arts Center.
I’m honored to be part of a group show at Pullen Arts Center. More details to come.
Pride Photo Sessions with local photographer, Sarah Ford.
RSVP appreciated, walk ins welcome - for more details, follow the link to Eventbrite.
I’m honored to be part of this talented cohort of teaching artists in the showcase in Gallery Two at Artspace.
A Drag Story Hour with Stormie Day in celebration of Home/Life - “What is Drag Story Hour?
It’s just what it sounds like! Storytellers using the art of drag to read books to kids in libraries, schools, and bookstores.
DSH captures the imagination and play of the gender fluidity of childhood and gives kids glamorous, positive, and unabashedly queer role models.
In spaces like this, kids are able to see people who defy rigid gender restrictions and imagine a world where everyone can be their authentic selves! “
register here : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/drag-story-hour-at-artspace-tickets-846457817117?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl
Description via Drag Story Hour - https://www.dragstoryhour.org
I’m so honored to have a solo show opening March 1 at Artspace!
I’m honored to have been selected to participate in “Handcrafted,” a national juried exhibition juried by Marlene True, Executive Director of Pocosin Arts Center.
I’m honored to have a solo exhibition at Waterworks Visual Arts Center, the contemporary art museum in Salisbury, NC running September 11 - December 30. My first solo museum show, this exhibition will feature “We Made A Happy Little Home” along with several other works in an immersive experience.
The Artspace Studio Artist Showcase features work by our talented group of professional artists all of whom maintain studio space at Artspace. The diversity of style, medium, and subject is a testament to the expanding perspectives within our building and of our community at large.
I’m honored to have an installation in this show and hope you’ll stop by to see it and the work of my talented colleagues.
In the Building
Work by Caitlin Cary, Jane Cheek, Martha Clippinger, and Mar Hester
Corridors Exhibition // Through September 30
This season, the corridors will feature work by three past Artists in Residence, Caitlin Cary, Martha Clippinger, and Mar Hester, and Studio Artist Jane Cheek. On exhibition through September 30.
Wine Tasting tickets available starting August 5 via Eventbrite.
“Where Joy Blooms” is a solo exhibition presented by Michael S. Williams and Holly Tripman Fitzgerald in partnership with Durham Art Guild at 210 Princess Street, Wilmington, NC.
I’m honored to have my installation, “Rolling Down A Hill And Staring At The Sky” in this regional exhibit.
I’m honored to have my installation, “Rolling Down A Hill And Staring At The Sky” in this regional exhibit juried by Maya Brooks (Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art, NCMA & SECCA), Kaya Clark (Gallery Manager, MINT + Contemporary Artist) and JP Jermaine Powell (Contemporary Artist, 1st Prize COSO 2021)
On view through the end of June with gallery hours Tuesday - Thursday 11AM - 5PM and Friday 11AM - 3PM (Open until 8 on First Fridays)
Join us for and extra special first glance of the newest exhibition to hit the DAG Truist Gallery: ExtraSpectral
Be the first to view the exhibition and meet some of the exhibiting artists.
Free for all DAG Members. Suggested donation for nonmembers. Donations support the presenting artists and the Durham Art Guild.
Extra-spectral colors cannot be evoked with a single wavelength of light, but rather by a combination of wavelengths. From the technical challenge of re-creating color to the ultra-personal choice of which hues to include to the fact that, as Josef Albers noted, we can never even see color as it physically is, making it the “most relative medium in art,” the relationship of the Artist to color is as complex as possible.
This exhibit highlights several NC-based Artists that, on the surface, use colors that are “extra” (which is where their commonality ends) to evoke their intent through a combination of this color with forms and imagery as well as the concepts embedded in color’s many identities. Artists Jane Cheek, Jerstin Crosby, Zach Storm, Tonya Solley Thornton and Leif Zikade all require color to play a primary role in their work and their relationship to an audience.
I’m thrilled to have my work in a group show, curated by Sterling Bowen, featuring two of my installations along with the work of Jerstin Crosby, Zach Storm, Tonya Solley Thornton, and Leif Zakide.
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