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.

new paintings just arrived in the gallery from portland, oregon based artist sherrie wolf. her photo realistic paintings capture every detail within the landscape still life genre causing the viewer to marvel at her technical skills.

march exhibitions

spring is in the air and we are super excited to virtually open two new exhibitions for sally king benedict and francis livingston. the smell of fresh paint is lingering in the gallery and the energy of the new paintings is pulsating off the walls.

the pandemic put a halt to our invitations so we figured we would start this year off with a bang. the awesome designer john lineweaver created the most beautiful puzzle out of all the new works our artists have created recently.

hot off the press the new charlotte home design & decor magazine arts & architecture issue is a stunner! one of gallery artist sarah helser’s paintings from her most recent solo exhibition this past fall is on the cover.

rolling into 2021 virtually with two amazing solo exhibitions for susan mcalister and charlie hanavich. both southern painters have been working hard in their studios over the last year building a new body of work.

so much goodness has come through the gallery doors over the last few months we had to share! the pandemic has spurred creativity across the board.

as we head into the last exhibitions of 2020 on election week during a pandemic we are experiences lots of emotions. the main emotion is grateful. grateful we have created a business that inspires us and gives us hope for the future.

we are over the moon with the new paintings by charlotte artist sarah helser for her october solo exhibition. sarah’s work is multilayered and achieved through a complex process using a wide array of materials.