We are delighted to announce Echoes of the Belle Époque: Two Visions of Paris, an extraordinary exhibition that bridges time and memory through the eyes of two remarkable artists. This […]
Gallery owner, art historian, and North Carolina native Charlene Newsom employs her broad knowledge of NC art to curate an extensive exhibition celebrating the most influential NC artists of the […]
Gayle Stott Lowry's new exhibition "Where Sunlight Lingers" draws from her recent travels through Southern Italy, where ancient limestone structures and crystalline light sparked a fresh body of work. The […]
Oscar Wilde’s comedic play which satirizes the conventions and manners of the late Nineteenth century. Best friends Jack and Algernon each adopt fictional identities to escape social obligations. Jack invents a brother named Ernest, while Algernon creates an invalid friend named Bunbury. The plot unfolds with mistaken identities, romantic entanglements, clever wordplay, and humorous social […]