Current Exhibitions

65 Union Street South, Concord, NC

10 am-4 pm, Weekdays

704-920-ARTS(2787)

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Current Exhibition

In and Out

January 17-March 8, 2012

Multi-media show based on opposites, including interiors and exteriors, inner thoughts and outward expressions, and the artists' choices of methods and media.

Join us for the Art Walk and Gallery Talks and demonstrations on Friday, February 10 from 6-9 pm.

Luke Allsbrook, known for paintings that capture a moment in time defined by light and color, returns to The Galleries.

 

David and Veronica Bennett are glass artists who collaborate on work blending Art Deco's graphic formal quality and found objects.

 

Arless Day is a nationally renowned artist creating imaginary landscapes and interiors from painting and found images.  Arless Day's work courtesy Hidell Brooks Gallery.

 

Sharon Dowell creates paintings of buildings, power lines, and other urban eyesores to make the overlooked beautiful with her use of layering, color, and abstraction.

 

Greg and Carla Filippelli use their technique of "random weaving" to craft baskets of hand dyed reeds, vines, silks and hand dyed fabrics.

 

Anita Francis cuts away and folds areas of pages to transform found books into unique sculptures.

Heather Allen Hietala works in fiber and clay to express thoughts and ideas collected in her journals.

 

Martine House's fabric sculptures utilize piecing, embroidery, beading, quilting and found materials to evoke nature and memory.

 

Hanna Jubran is an internationally acclaimed sculptor of metal, stone, concrete and wood creating works symbolizing the interaction of humans and nature.

 

Marina Konovalova-Bare, classically trained in St. Petersburg, Russia, paints interiors and exteriors in a style she calls "expressive realism."

 

Gayle Stott Lowry's paintings are creations of interiors as metaphors for the conflicts and choices in modern life.

Virginia McKinney sculpts clay dwellings with steel supports that she describes as "peculiar, yet oddly familiar."

 

Dottie Moore sews quilts that reflect her belief that life is an individual creation, as is her artwork.

David Simonton returns to The Galleries with his photographs using light as a catalyst to create portraits of places.

 

Deborah Squier paints in a "post-impressionist" style focusing on our constant and profound relationship with the natural world.

 

Mark Stephenson, who paints from life with a classical technique, returns to The Galleries with oil paintings.

 

Ginger J. Williamson returns to The Galleries with her dream-like photographic montages.

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