The Durham artist explains her perception of the world these past few months as a kind of “split screen”: “I’m seeing or hearing what’s happening here,” she says, “and then I’m seeing what’s happening in Gaza.”
2024 Fall Arts Issue
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What to See in the Triangle This Season: Visual Arts
Exhibitions at Peel Gallery, The North Carolina Museum of Art, Historic Stagville, Cassilhaus, and more.
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An Artist Reimagines Their Home as Queen Street Magic Boat, a Community Arts Space
Beginning this month, “Death Planted a Garden,” a sprawling, immersive exhibition of work by twenty-two Triangle artists, will take over the space.
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What to See in the Triangle This Season: Performing Arts
Daring new dance works and performances from the American Dance Festival, PlayMakers Repertory Company, NC State Live, and more.
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Thomas Sayre’s Flower Power
Talking with the Raleigh sculptor about the process of transforming Dix Park’s 73-foot Duke Energy poles into giant steel sunflowers.
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Inside Baseball: Behind the Scenes With Ron Shelton and “Bull Durham, a New Musical”
America’s favorite story about love and baseball runs at Reynolds Theater September 10-22. And if all goes well? Next stop: Broadway, the major leagues of musical theater.