wonderful interview with longtime gallery artist chris terry by michael rose for inside art discussing his return to rhode island. his meditative interior still life paintings have the power to transport the viewer into a realm of calmness.

our artists have been creating the most amazing work of late and we wanted to share our excitement by having a surprise POP-UP exhibition up at the gallery for the next few weeks.

hidell brooks is super excited to welcome brooklyn based artist meg hitchcock to the gallery. we have been following her work for a while now and have always been intrigued by her creative use of material and color.

it is quite unbelievable may is already here in all it’s glory. we are super excited to present two new exhibitions for longtime charlotte artist susan mcalister and richmond abstract artist cameron ritcher.

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we took an amazing road trip this week up to the mountains of north carolina to spend the morning at the blowing rock art & history museum to view gallery artist page laughlin’s solo exhibition of paintings on view through may 4th.

spring is here in all it’s glory and we are ecstatic to open two solo exhibition of new works by jenny nelson and lilly whitman.

we are so ecstatic to have our POP UP exhibition of new paintings by gallery artist sally king benedict up at the gallery.

march solo exhibitions are up at the gallery with new paintings by john folsom and brigid watson. both artists look to the landscape for inspiration in their works.

we are absolutely thrilled for gallery artist elizabeth bradford whose solo exhibition warf weft water weed is opening this week at the van every smith galleries at davidson college. lots of ways to learn more about elizabeth’s work with a recent interview in southpark magazine and podcast on southbound hosted by tommy tomlinson.