MFA Art Students Exhibit work at Lump Gallery in Raleigh
Current 2021 MFA School of Art Students exhibit their work in Bad Touch 2.0 at the Lump Gallery in Raleigh. This is a group drawing exhibition curated by Bill Thelen. Bad Touch 2.0 is on exhibit from December 3 – January 16, 2022 with an opening Reception on Friday, Dec. 3 from 6-9pm. To read more about […]
Dances on a Truck
Dancer/choreographer Caitlin Dutton-Reaver and double bassist Steven Landis will present “Dances on a Truck,” a free collaborative performance that will repeat on intervals between 5-7pm on Fri, Nov 5, on Elm Street in downtown Greensboro. Dutton-Reaver is a recent Durham transplant after performing for a decade in NYC’s contemporary dance and immersive theater scenes. Her […]
Greensboro Dance Film Festival
Greensboro Dance Film Festival is a boutique dance film festival seeking to connect diverse populations and environments through the innovative genre of dance on screen. Merging performance and cinematic aesthetics, Screen Dance has expanded the possibilities of choreographic composition and structure by pushing the boundaries of dance beyond its staged possibilities. The festival, situated in […]
Mark Dixon Exhibition March 6-30, 2021
Time Pieces These works focus on time and attention. They respond to my interest – and struggles – in developing a more present, clear and compassionate relationship with the world. Works in wood and paint are the result of highly repetitive and time-intensive studio processes. These pieces accumulate like crystals according to simple directives and […]
School of Art – Virtual Open House
Join School of Art Director Chris Cassidy, Arts Administration Director Hannah Grannemann and current students on Tuesday, January 26 at 7:00 PM to learn all about our undergraduate experience and opportunities.
Topher Alexander: Printed Matter
Printed Matter by Topher Alexander On view October 19th – 31st Topher Alexander is a print media artist from Wilmington, North Carolina. He recently received his MFA from the University of North Carolina Greensboro in 2020. His work grows from traditional printmaking techniques and has evolved into reconstructed print materials: junk mail, magazines, books. Through […]
The Lived Space
As part of UNCG Homecoming 2020 The Art Truck invites you to the Virtual Exhibition and Live Workshop of The Lived Space Through the building process of a tiny house on wheels, Makayla Ferrick and Genna Stott will be observing and creating a work that encapsulates the manifestations of the lived space. They will also hold a participatory […]
View From the Window
View From the Window Responses to Daily Life and Routine during the Pandemic When: October 15-22, 2020 Where: Virtual exhibition –The Art Truck Link: https://www.greensboroprojectspace.com/art-truck-virtual-exhibitions Featuring the work of students from Wake Tech and UNCG Jacob Council, Jangmi Choi, Rachael Hansen, Breonna Harris, Neel Jathan, Myaria Laster, Caitie Nagy, Finch Taylor, and Vinny Verburg.
Julia Caston: All The Julias
Gatewood Art Gallery October 11 – 30, 2020 Artist Lecture: October 15 at 7:00pm In my practice, I create situations in which I communicate and connect with others as a means to better understand myself. In this way, my practice is a seamless extension of my life. Founded on generosity, collaboration, and honoring difference, my […]
Sam Machia exhibition: abacus, myth
October 11 – 17, 2020 This is the first solo exhibition by artist Sam Machia, made possible by the 2018-2019 UNCG Artistic Merit Award. “abacus, myth” is an artist’s record of exploration of the iterative nature of personal narrative: the patterns, habits, and structures we use to reaffirm who we are, and who others are, […]