Showing posts from: The Arts
Back in black
The Mint Museum Randolph highlights a side of Wedgwood that is rarely seen.
Elevated art
After a stunning $24 million expansion, Asheville Art Museum provides another compelling reason to visit the western N.C. city.
February books
Notable new releases
Crime and punishment
Doing justice to a pair of new legal thrillers
The economics of fine art
Why do some works of art cost more than others? A gallery owner explains.
Image reflected
Alvin C. Jacobs’ photographs document social-justice events and issues, including urban renewal.
Strictly sticks
Chapel Hill-based Patrick Dougherty brings his temporary rustic sculptures to Davidson College.
‘City within a city’
Levine Museum of the New South’s latest exhibition explores Brooklyn, once a thriving black community in downtown Charlotte.
Cast & capture
From Neil Armstrong to Rosa Parks to Mother Teresa, Charlotte artist Chas Fagan depicts heroes and public figures near and far.
Billy, Billie and Bond: 2020 Arts Calendar
The theatrical, musical, dance and comedic performances to see in the first half of 2020.