UNCG School of Art Faculty Exhibition  February 6 - 17, 2024 *Reception: Friday, February 9th | 5-7P *The reception on February 9th is free but advance registration is strongly encouraged. Registration link here.   The School of Art Faculty show is an exhibition that both reflects and celebrates the individual creative activity of the School of Art faculty. Faculty Featured Topher Alexander Michael Ananian Mariam Aziza Stephan Max Baynes Nikki Blair Hugh Bryant Barbara Campbell Thomas Chris Cassidy Rodgers Dameron Dan Hale Tamra Hunt Jennifer…

Amalgamation:  An Exhibition of Student Ceramics and Sculpture February 20 - 24, 2024 Reception: Saturday, February 24th, 6-8PM UNCG students, under the guidance of Professors Nikki Blair, Max Baynes, Kate Robinson, Kevin Vanek, and Pat Wasserboehr, present a collection of ceramics and sculpture.    To learn more, visit our website here Greensboro Project Space Weekly Gallery Hours: Tuesday, 1-6pm Wednesday, 10a-3pm Thursday, 1-6pm Friday, 12-5pm Saturday, 2-5pm

Mayer Park Mural Commission Exhibition  February 27 - March 2, 2024 Student Presentation of Proposed Designs: Friday, March 1st | 4-5:30P   The UNCG School of Art is excited to partner with Creative Greensboro and Greensboro Parks and Recreation Department to offer a mural commission opportunity for a selected student. The mural will be the final piece of the City's 2024 renovation plan for Mater Park, and the selected student will design a larger, outdoor, painted sidewalk mural on the grounds of…

A UNCG + Guilford College Collaborative Student Exhibition  February 27 - March 2, 2024 Reception: Thursday, February 29th | 5-7P   Students in Chris Thomas's Expanded Print Media (UNCG) and in Mark Dixon's Sculpture, Humanity, and Ecology (Guilford College) courses have come together in a collaborative effort that grew out of any idea and a compost bin. Come see their artistic responses to issues around ecology and sustainability!     To learn more, visit our website here Greensboro Project Space Weekly Gallery Hours: Tuesday, 1-6pm…

GPS's Inaugural Community Small Works Show 2024  March 12 - 16, 2024 Reception: Friday, March 15th | 6-8P   Greensboro Project Space is pleased to announce its inaugural community exhibition that features works by 38 artists in our local and regional communities. Through this exhibition we explore the depth of creative intrigue, personal expression, and artistic liberation of our vibrant community. We encouraged community members to express themselves in any way, and encouraged play and self-expression with the hope of bringing people closer…

ten feet at a time by Sam Machia Keshet Exhibition: March 19 - 23, 2024 Reception: Friday, March 22nd, 6-8p This body of work recognizes the incremental process of change and growth. It is slow, it is uncomfortable, it is clumsy and imperfect, and we are pursued and propelled in turn by the people we move through it with. ten feet at a time is an invitation to exist in this space as a different person for a few minutes and inhabit new ways of being a…

Give Me Space by Karrington Gardner Exhibition: March 26 - 30, 2024 Reception: Saturday, March 30th, 6-8p Give Me Space is a body of work born out of the genuine curiosity of the world around me. Through painting and collage, I create confusing and disorienting spaces that often reflect the experiences of people of color in spaces where they are considered “other”. With self-portraiture I am exploring my relationship to self-representation and my identity as a Black man in this absurd world. I…

IN THE FLESH by Erin Fei Exhibition: April 2 - 6, 2024 Reception: Friday, April 5th, 6-8p   Fragmentation/Objectification/Consumption IN THE FLESH invites viewers into a visceral exploration of consumption and objectification, where the boundaries between human and meat, desire and repulsion, are blurred and dissected. Through a collection of paintings and sculptures, this exhibition delves into the discomforting reality of being seen, undressed, and devoured. From the dimly lit corners of strip clubs to the sterile environment of butcher shops, the works on display interrogate…