Showing posts from: The Arts
Deep study
Carlos Estévez’s paintings, ceramics and collages — on view at LaCa Projects this fall — are a cerebral exploration of life.
September books
This month’s notable new releases
Inside out
The Mint Museum’s rich cache of newly revealed holdings gleams as shutdowns force a reboot.
Magical movement
Stacie Zambas Peroulas leads the largest church-affiliated Greek folk-dance program in the u.s.
A new view
An iconic Charlotte gallery celebrates 40 years with a new space.
After intermission
Blumenthal Performing Arts CEO Tom Gabbard reveals how Charlotte’s largest arts organization is planning Broadway’s return to local stages.
My favorite things: Rick Lazes
The artist and real-estate developer shares a few of his favorite things about Charlotte.
Cool chemistry
Over a decade, jazz duo Noel Freidline and Maria Howell have built a unique musical partnership.
Culture picks
While it’s tough to beat live entertainment, Charlotte arts groups have shown creativity during these unprecedented times. We’ve rounded up a few ways to enjoy and support the arts in Charlotte over the coming months.
Changing its tune
Charlotte Symphony Orchestra brings the music straight to you — wherever you are.