after a bit of a delay hidell brooks is absolutely thrilled to open the last exhibition of 2021 for selena beaudry and barbara campbell thomas. roommates back in the day at penn state school of visual arts both artists have always bonded over their shared love of creating insanely intricate artwork.

like everyone we can hardly believe it is november and the holidays are right around the corner. it has been a wonderful, fascinating year through all the challenges we are still facing with the pandemic.

hidell brooks is super excited to open exhibitions for two southern artists john folsom and kiki slaughter on view through the end of october.

the fall arts season is here and we are super pumped for our september exhibitions! solo exhibitions of new paintings by david kroll and emma childs will be on view this month.

our introduction exhibitions are always a highlight of the summer. every other year we curate a group show to introduce artists who have never shown in charlotte.

we love to see projects hidell brooks has been a part of pop up in the press. typically a space is only a concept when we are brought in to consult on the art. we always tell collectors to buy what they love and they will find the perfect spot.

summer is right around the corner starting off with a bang opening 3 incredible exhibitions for north carolina painters elizabeth bradford, page laughlin, and brian coleman.

we are excited to be opening three incredible exhibitions for ben grasso, mary rountree moore and brigid watson. all three artists work primary in oil on canvas and have distinctly different styles.

our wonderful artists have been blowing us away with all the incredible work coming through the doors of the gallery. one year into the pandemic and creativity is soaring.

spring is creeping up all around us especially in the gallery with new paintings by north carolina artist herb jackson. the exhibition entitled following the song of the swan includes new work spanning the last two years.