In New Horse & Buggy Press Exhibit “Mining the Personal,” an Unlikely Pairing Offers Fresh Insights
The works by painter Annie Nashold and ceramicist Mimi Logothetis will be on display through June 19.
In Ephemeral Watercolors, Damian Stamer Finds the Secret Histories and Fading Futures of Rural Places
On view through November 2 at Craven Allen Gallery, Stamer’s exhibit “Unseen” is a triumph of both technique and content.
To Stay True to Its Values, The Carrack Modern Art Had to Close. Here’s Why That’s a Triumph, Not a Tragedy.
Founder Laura Ritchie, director Saba Taj, and others discuss the ups, the downs, and the legacy of the lifeblood of the Durham art scene, whose energies will long outlast the space.
Say Goodbye to Pleiades Arts. Say Hello to 5 Points Gallery.
The bad news of the impending closure of another Durham gallery is leavened by the good news that another, very similar gallery will replace it.
The Carrack Modern Art Is Closing This Fall
Get ready to say goodbye to a Durham art-scene institution that, from its early days on Parrish Street to its last ones beside Golden Belt, showed us what “community” really means.
Best of the Triangle 2019: Out & About
Our readers picks for the best places to get out and have a good time in the Triangle.
Best of the Triangle 2018: Like That? Try This.
Every year, we try to perfect the formula for our editorial companions to our readers’ picks in our annual Best of the Triangle issue. In 2016, we made up our own categories to bring attention to things we wanted to talk about, but that seemed to confuse folks more than anything else. Last year, we…
More Art Gallery Coverage
Want to Be The Carrack’s New Director? Laura Ritchie Is Stepping Down This Summer.
Laura Ritchie, the director of The Carrack Modern Art, announced in a press release yesterday that she is stepping down from her position in June, after seven years as the leader of the nonprofit community gallery, a mainstay in the Durham art scene. Ritchie cofounded The Carrack in 2011 and has since grown the volunteer-run,…
Parking Woes Drive Proactive Moves for Two Important Raleigh Galleries
ADAM CAVE FINE ART REOPENING PARTY Saturday, August 27, 7–9 p.m., free 2009 Progress Court, Raleigh Adam Cave had been working at Gallery C, one of Raleigh’s oldest galleries, for ten years when he decided to strike out on his own. Cave, a genial dealer who represents national artists, was especially interested in printmaking, a…
March to the New Carrack Gallery
On Saturday June 25, 2016, the Carrack Gallery held a party at its former location in downtown Durham followed by a procession to its new location at 947 E. Main Street.
Ginger Wagg Tears Down the Curtain Between Audience and Performer in AndAlwaysWhy
AndAlwaysWhy, the “experiential live movement and music installation” that Ginger Wagg and Wild Actions will unveil at the Torus Building June 2–5, has been in development for three years. But in another way, it’s the piece Wagg has always been working toward. You might know Wagg more as a musicianin indie pop duo Veelee or…
The Carrack Modern Art is Moving, Redrawing the Downtown Art Scene’s Borders
GINGER WAGG & WILD ACTIONS: ANDALWAYSWHY Thursday, June 2–Sunday, June 5, 8 p.m., $10–$20 The Torus Building, Durham www.gingerwagg.com Durham Independent Dance Artists shows usually take place in nightclubs, art galleries, warehousesanywhere but theaters. Ginger Wagg and Wild Actions’ AndAlwaysWhy is no exception. Its premiere this week will also cut the ribbon on the Torus…
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