Upcoming Exhibits

MARCH

“Light & Shadow”
Emerging from the Quiet of Winter

Description:
As the seasons begin to shift, this exhibition focuses on the dance between illumination and darkness. Light & Shadow showcases artwork that explores reflection, contrast, glow, and silhouette across all mediums. From subtle indirect light to dramatic shadow play, this show captures the beauty of transition and transformation.

“Illuminating the Ineffable”
Ray Martin - Comunity Gallery

Description:
In this exhibition, the artist invites viewers into a world where mystery, awe, and beauty converge. Drawing from a rich palette of materials and techniques, the work unfolds through two intertwined processes. At times, paintings emerge directly from the landscape, in oils or watercolor, capturing the rhythms, movements, and fleeting colors of nature. At other times, the artist constructs allegorical reliquaries through bricolage, assembling disparate objects into new juxtapositions that spark fresh meaning and interpretation. Across all mediums, the work seeks to illuminate the ineffable, the emotions and experiences that elude language. Guided by the ancient roles of the earliest shaman-artists, the artist engages deeply in the acts of creation, teaching, and healing, offering each viewer a space for reflection, wonder, and connection.

APRIL

“Alchemy: Mixed Media & Magic”
Where Ordinary Materials Become Something Extraordinary

Description:
This exhibition celebrates the art of transformation through mixed media, inventive processes, and unexpected materials. This includes recycled and found objects. Alchemy highlights the magic that happens when artists combine textures, layers, and techniques to create something entirely new. It’s playful, experimental, and full of creative surprise.

“Alamance Artisans Group”

The Alamance Artisan Group is a vibrant collective devoted to celebrating and advancing the practice of fine arts and crafts. The group nurtures the creation of high-quality handmade work, fosters greater appreciation for artisanal objects, and cultivates connections among artisans. By providing networking opportunities and developing venues to showcase and market members’ work, The Alamance Artisan Group empowers artists to share their craft with the community while strengthening the bonds of a creative network.‍ ‍

Artists on display for April Show:

Deb Barnett , Dottie Blanchard,  James Duxbury, Linda Fowler, Beth Hill, Jean Kaplan, Carolyn Langley, Linda Reville, Martha Sink, Anita Vigorito ‍ ‍

MAY

“Spring Awakening”
Bold Color. Fresh Energy. Pure Joy.

Description:
Bursting with life, Spring Awakening is all about renewal, growth, and vibrant expression. Featuring bold color palettes, joyful movement, and themes of birds, flowers, animals, and nature in bloom, this exhibition celebrates the arrival of spring with warmth, optimism, and fresh creative energy.

JUNE

“Layer & Line”
Built Mark by Mark

Description:
This exhibition explores the power of line, repetition, and layered construction. Layering & Line highlights artwork created through thoughtful buildup — whether through drawing, printmaking, stitching, collage, or mixed media. The show reveals how simple marks and repeated gestures can grow into complex, dynamic compositions.

JULY

“Nature’s Kingdom”
Where Animals and Nature Come to Life

Description:
This exhibition celebrates the beauty, energy, and wonder of the natural world. Natural Kingdom features artwork inspired by animals, wildlife, and their habitats. This ranges from realistic portraits to imaginative, playful, or abstract interpretations. Through painting, drawing, mixed media, and sculpture, artists reveal the personalities, movements, and stories of creatures great and small.

AUGUST

“Abstract Impressions”
Feel the Art, Don’t Define It

Description:
Abstract Impressions invites artists to explore expression, emotion, and experimentation without limits. From bold color fields and layered textures to gestural marks and unexpected forms, this exhibition celebrates the freedom of abstraction. Each piece is an impression, a mood, or a feeling brought to life through creative exploration.

SEPTEMBER

“Figurative Focus”
The Art of the Human Form

Description:
This exhibition celebrates the figure: its gestures, expressions, and presence. Figurative Focus showcases drawing, painting, and other mediums that explore the human body, portraiture, and the ways artists interpret form, movement, and emotion. From traditional representations to contemporary explorations, the show invites viewers to connect with the art of the human figure.

OCTOBER

“Squared Away”
Thinking Inside the Box – Literally

Description:
Squared Away invites artists to explore the square in every dimension. All artwork should be created on square canvases or in cube-shaped sculptures, encouraging creative exploration within a simple, defined form. From flat surfaces to three-dimensional works, this exhibition celebrates geometry, balance, and inventive approaches to shape, composition, and space. It’s a playful challenge: how much can you do inside the box?

NOVEMBER

“Open Visions”
Your Imagination, Your Rules

Description:
Open Visions is a celebration of creativity without boundaries. This exhibition invites artists to bring any subject, style, or medium to the gallery: painting, drawing, sculpture, mixed media, or experimental works. The only rule is to make it yours. With limitless possibilities, Open Visions is an inspiring showcase of individual voice, style, and perspective.

DECEMBER

“Holiday Wonder”
Tiny Treasures for The Season

Description:
Miniature Holiday Wonder celebrates the charm, joy, and sparkle of small-scale art. This festive exhibition features artwork that delights in intimate scale, from miniature paintings and drawings to sculpture, pottery, jewelry, ornaments, and other handcrafted treasures perfect for gifting. Each piece is a tiny wonder, full of detail, personality, and holiday spirit. It’s the perfect place to find unique, handcrafted gifts and celebrate the magic of the season in every form.