Images by Lydia Bitter-Baird. Metal towel holder by Andrew Hayes. Thomas Schmidt’s Sampled Spaces Series Installed at Hodges Taylor Some might call it unconventional, but the gallery experience extends into every space under our roof, including the bathroom. There you’ll find a site-specific installation by Charlotte-based artist, [...]
SHIFT: A series of artist-led workshops between Hodges Taylor + Riff Ideas SHIFT offers an invitation to enter into an artist’s creative process through a series of virtual workshops. With hands-on activities to enhance creative thinking, challenge perspectives and reflexive habits you will enhance and appreciate your own creative capacity. Each 90-minute workshop [...]
Purpose in the Process As we celebrate the opening of our inaugural exhibition in our new home, we are reflecting on the last five months of construction that made this space possible. In the midst of uncertainty we found purpose in the process. The result is [...]
Image by Lydia Bitter-Baird Exploring the casting process: Lydia Musco's Unconformity series Just outside our front door stands Fourth Unconformity by Lydia J Musco. Seated on top of a wooden pedestal, the five-and-a-half-foot tall sculpture is part of her Unconformity series and welcomes visitors as they enter [...]
SHIFT: A series of artist-led workshops between Hodges Taylor + Riff Ideas SHIFT offers an invitation to enter into an artist’s creative process through a series of virtual workshops. With hands-on activities to enhance creative thinking, challenge perspectives and reflexive habits you will enhance and appreciate your own creative capacity. Each 90-minute workshop [...]
Charlotte Artist Matthew Steele Brings a New Face to Providence Road The 100 block of Providence Road is now an exhibition space for public art with the addition of new large-scale wall sculpture, Santé, commissioned by Charlotte Skin and Laser from Charlotte-artist, Matthew Steele. Offering [...]
Digital Fabricators Team Up to Help Out During this health crisis, digital fabricators around the world are teaming up to help produce medical equipment in low supply. Here in Charlotte, artist Thomas Schmidt and his colleagues at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte’s digital fabrication lab have connected [...]
