Ann Marie Kennedy is an artist and papermaker based in Raleigh, NC. In her installations and works on paper, she uses natural materials to create narratives about human connections and experiences. She is an Associate Professor of Studio Art at Wake Tech Community College and a former resident artist at Penland School of… Continue reading…
Ann Marie Kennedy is an artist and papermaker based in Raleigh, NC. In her installations and works on paper, she uses natural materials to create narratives about human connections and experiences. She is an Associate Professor of Studio Art at Wake Tech Community College and a former resident artist at Penland School of… Continue reading…
UNCG School of Art Faculty Exhibition February 17 – 28, 2026 *Reception: Friday, February 27th | 5-7P *The reception on February 27th 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… Continue reading…
Paid Parking Exhibition by Kate Robinson & Heidi Zenisek February 10-14, 2026 Reception: Friday, Feb 13th | 6-8P More About Paid Parking Run, don’t walk, to Iceland’s hottest new attraction. If you’ve never been to Gjaldskylda, you’re missing out! At least that’s what the hundreds of tourists tagging it on social media would like… Continue reading…
American Pony Solo Exhibition by Constantine Kerasilis January 27-31, 2026 Reception: Friday, Jan 30th | 6-8P More About American Pony American Pony is a group of work consisting of paintings, drawings, prints, and sculpture focused on the psychology of Americans under the rise of fascism. Simplified and abstracted within the metaphor of tortured ponies, this series… Continue reading…
GHOST CHOIR Solo Exhibition by Jason Lord January 13-24, 2026 Reception: Friday, Jan 23rd | 6-8P More About Ghost Choir GHOST CHOIR is the convergence of a recurring image in my work and a studio practice that embraces the alter ego as generative disruption. In the winter of 1996, in a moment of intense… Continue reading…
Childish Work Curated by Inga Manticas December 9- 13, 2025 Reception: Friday, Dec 12th | 6-8P Featuring Works by Quan ApolloConner CalhounSammi EadyZaire Miles-Moultrie & Will HarveyMelanie McAllisterMegan Mehtameow meowMaggie MurphyPascal PeppeSabi ReyesMallie SanfordWendy SmallNill Smith More About Childish Work Over the last several years, I’ve noticed the adult artists around… Continue reading…
Winter 2025 Senior BFA + BA ART Exhibition November 25 – December 6, 2025 Reception: Friday, December 5th | 6-8P The School of Art at UNC Greensboro and Greensboro Project Space are proud to announce the Winter 2025 Senior BFA + BA Exhibition. Highlighting the efforts of graduating seniors across all disciplines, this exhibition is… Continue reading…
But It Was Something About Living A Collaborative Installation Isabella Gamez, Maya Rampel, Marin Carr-Quimet, Fig Hendrick November 11 – 22, 2025 Reception: Friday, Nov 21st | 6-8P More About But It Was Something About Living The collaborative installation, But It Was Something About Living, explores the bodily process of digesting… Continue reading…
un hilo a veces rio [a thread sometimes river] Solo Exhibition by Vida Zamora November 11 – 22, 2025 Reception: Friday, Nov 21st | 6-8p More About un hilo a ceces río [a thread sometimes river] un hilo a veces río [a thread sometimes river] is a collective, image based sculptural composition that weaves time, affect, and… Continue reading…
Animation Exhibit and Dance Room Group Exhibition by UNCG Animation Students November 5th – 8th, 2025 Dance Party Celebration & Reception: Friday, November 7th | 6-8P Join us for an Animation Art Exhibit and Dance Room on Friday November 7th at Greensboro Project Space! The show will feature student concept art, 3D animation, games,… Continue reading…
Kate Gordon’s studio practice focuses on painting in the expanded field, sourcing inspiration from pop-up books, dioramas, and collage. The dream imagery that Gordon mines aims to capture the strangeness of the waking world, which is often not as logical as it might at first appear. Gordon has shown her paintings,… Continue reading…
