Southern Surreal-Masterpiece Furniture by Tilden Stone – The first exhibition of its kind of the furniture of master carver and NC native Tilden Stone. These mystic, almost sacred depictions of the human experience are further enriched by the artist through the addition of deftly embedded messages in the images themselves. The resulting prints are quite large (up to 9 feet wide), and display exquisite detail and rich tones, commanding a sculptural presence. He then records images of them using large format film cameras and highly specialized printing and development processes. Objects of Intention Sculptor-photographer Stephen Althouse begins with art pieces he creates using man-made objects, cloth, tools, and simple farm machinery. Virtual Tour available.ĭesign By Time – from the Pratt Institute, curated by Judith Hoot Fox and Ginger Gregg Duggan of curatorsquared. The Gregg Museum not only showcases some of the most visually stunning objects in its holdings, but uses them as points of departure to probe some of the deeper cultural, psychological, and even evolutionary impulses that may have brought about their creation in the first place. Virtual tour available.Īll That Glitters – Spark and Dazzle from the Permanent Collection. The exhibition included custom jewelry designs, body monitors, and other objects created throughout her long career. A retrospective exhibition, curated by Ana Estrades, of the visionary industrial, graphic and jewelry design created by Mary Ann Scherr. 2022Įric Serritella – Sharing Spaces – Trompe l’Oeil Ceramics 2021Ĭrossed kalunga by the stars & other acts of resistance.ĪNIMATE EARTH – Adventures in Mimetolithia by Andy Nasisse.Īll Is Possible -Mary Ann Scherr’s Legacy In Metal. Many of the exhibitions listed are also available as VIRTUAL EXHIBITIONS. Select catalogs may be purchased from the Gregg Museum here. For more information on a particular exhibition or to inquire about a catalog, please contact us by email, or by calling 919.515.3503. Retro Raleighs was originated by Ray Chong, who passed the Torch to Sheldon Brown in March, 2003.Exhibitions shown at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design are listed starting with the most recent.
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