Upcoming Exhibitions

65 Union Street South, Concord, NC

10 am - 4 pm, weekdays and second Saturday of each month

704-920-ARTS(2787)

Upcoming Exhibitions

August 28-October 10, 2009

For Real: The Art of Deception

Trompe l'oeil - "to fool the eye" is a delightful art form meant to mimic reality. This show will present artwork that looks incredibly real using ceramics, acrylics, oil, glass, wood, and paper.

Artists include Michael Creed, Stuart Dunkel, Katherine Grossfeld, Patti Quinn Hill, Joel Hunnicutt, Philip Jackson, Rob Levin, John Littleton and Kate Vogel, Johannes Michelsen, Sharon Moody, and John Richards.

Cabarrus Art Guild Juried Exhibition

Annual showcase of local artists.

October 26-December 22, 2009

Figuratively Speaking

Portraying the human figure is an artist's pinnacle and abyss. A wealth of creativity and expertise is displayed in these artists' renderings of the body as vehicle for their artistic voice.

Artists include Warren Dennis, Holly Fischer, Tim Ford, Jan Kransberger, Lukas Johnson, Eric Olsen, Osiris Rain, Joan Rasmussen, Kate Long Stevenson, Beth Tarkington, and Megan Van Deusen.

Shop Seagrove 2009

Come and be among the first to purchase unique, beautiful, and useful ceramic pieces from the famed potters of the Seagrove area - just in time for Christmas! Featuring pottery from Avery Pottery and Tileworks and Cady Clay Works.

Home of the Perfect Christmas Tree

Ornaments and other handcrafted items based on Gloria Houston’s book The Year of the Perfect Christmas Tree.

January 19-March 11, 2010

All in the Approach: Abstract, Allegorical, Analytical

As an artist begins to explore an avenue for his vision, one of these three approaches often presents: Abstraction to convey ideas through non-representation, an Allegory to use symbols to tell the story, or the Analytical approach to separate an idea into component parts. The artists in this show use a variety of media in one or more of these approaches.

Artists include Chris Craft, Chris Horney, Kenn Kotara, Alison Overton, Billie Ruth Suddduth and Tim Turner.