Animalia 2.0
MAIN LEVEL GALLERY
Opening Reception: September 1st (5-7pm)
September 1 - October 25, 2023
Artists: Jen Blazina, Lucy Dierks, Mary Engel, Diane Fox, Bethanne Hill, Christine Kosiba, David Knox, Charles Ladson, Douglas Miller, Inigo Navarro, Lindsay Pichaske, Jon Sours, and Kirsten Stingle
“Animalia 2.0” showcases the unique perspectives of thirteen contemporary artists on t ...
Blue Spiral 1 at COHAB
May 6 - October 4, 2023
Featured artists: Lainard Bush, Carole Hetzel, Zack Noble, Jon Rollins, Brad Sells, Scott Upton, and Katie Walker
Are you headed to High Point? We'd love to see you there! We have an exciting selection of original works on display at COHAB. Our gallery features contempora ...
Julyan Davis: American Ghosts with ceramics by Matt Repsher
SHOWCASE GALLERY
Opening Reception: July 7th (5-7pm)
July 1 - August 23, 2023
"American Ghosts" combines Julyan Davis’ lifetime of painting the vanishing American landscape with his storytelling skills as a novelist. Following in the tradition of fellow British artist, William Hogarth of ‘A Rake's Progress,’ Davis presents us with three ch ...
Akiko Sugiyama: Paper Play
SMALL FORMAT GALLERY
Opening Reception: July 7th (5-7pm)
July 1 - August 23, 2023
Born and raised in Japanese culture, Akiko Sugiyama manipulates painted rice or parchment paper; She rolls, folds, cones, curls, crushes, pierces, cuts, or rends the paper to create compositions that highlight the endless possibilities of the versatile medium. The materials and detail in her work ar ...
Ambidextrous
LOWER LEVEL GALLERY
Opening Reception: July 7th (5-7pm)
Artists: Eleanor Annand, Rickie Barnett, Casey Engel, Lynne Hobaica, Julian Jamaal Jones, Christopher Kerr-Ayer, Yoonmi Nam, and Corey Pemberton
July 1 - August 23, 2023
Each artist in this group exhibition possesses a remarkable ability to explore multiple mediums with dexterity; One maker simultaneously works with clay and fiber, another concurrently explores glass and painting, while another investigates printmaking and 3D still lifes. Rarely are these multi-mate ...
Summer Salon
MAIN LEVEL GALLERY
Opening Reception: July 7th (5-7pm)
Artists: Alex Bernstein, Robert Burch, Clay Burnette, Thomas Campbell, Andrew Hayes, Duy Huynh, Isaac Payne, Jeremy Russell, and Jon Sours
July 1 - August 23, 2023
With the vibrant Summer sun also comes vibrant new works by several of your favorite BS1 artists. This group exhibition presents artists who work in a broad range of styles and mediums including; glass, painting, collage, basketry, metal, and mixed media sculpture. The viewer is invited to celebrate ...
Intertwined at TAG
The Art Gallery at Cogdon Yards, High Point, NC
400 W English Rd Suite 151, High Point, NC 27262
May 18 - July 31, 2023
Join us Thursday, May 18 from 5-7:30pm for the opening reception for TAG’s next exhibit “Intertwined” guest curated by Blue Spiral 1. The exhibit features items from Kimberly English, fiber; Lisa Belsky, ceramics; and Clay Burnette, basketry.
Forest for the Trees: Peggy Root and Brad Sells
SHOWCASE GALLERY
May 5 - June 28, 2023
Brad Sells and Peggy Root both create with a thoughtful reverence towards nature. In her latest plein air paintings, Root evokes the specific feelings of a particular place and time by quickly moving around shapes and color. Here, she strives to paint a solid construction that most simply and elegan ...
Harvey Meyer: Wood You Believe
SMALL FORMAT GALLERY
May 5 - June 28, 2023
Georgia-based artist, Harvey Meyer strategically turns wood vessels to resemble woven basketry, also known as “basket illusion”. Meyer embellishes the surfaces of his turnings by piercing, burning, coloring, carving, and texturing; resulting in a semblance of cleverly executed vessels.
Teapot Invitational
LOWER LEVEL GALLERY
Artists: Kate Anderson, Wesley Brown, Jim Christiansen, Sam Chung, Jim Connell, Sean Donlon, Judith Duff, Ashley Kim, Candice Methe, Eric Pardue, Kari Russell-Pool, Eric Serritella, and Mathew Wheeler
May 5 - June 28, 2023
This group invitational showcases a variety of teapot styles and techniques, from traditional ceramic teapot-making, to more experimental materials such as: glass, wood, and fiber. Practical aspects of the design, like the spout, handle, and lid are thoughtfully considered as well as concepts that n ...