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Arts

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Chapel Hill public art works raise awareness, engage community

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | December 5

Lifestyle Desk Writer Kate Alexander-Heyward reflects on Chapel Hill's myriad of public art displays, writing about their meaning and construction.

What the year meant to UNC’s student musicians

By Temiloluwa Alagbe | December 5

UNC students — music majors and non-music majors alike — reflect on the importance of music in their lives this past year.

Arts teachers react to NCDPI resource collection to increase access to new standards

By Joseph Cole | November 24

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Chamber music project brings historically-informed performances to UNC

By Kate Alexander-Heyward | November 17

Local creatives show off their talents in Orange County’s Studio Art Tour

By Ashley Burnette | November 14

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UNC student Melody Dalili shares her life experiences through the gift of poetry

By Alexis Clifton | November 13

Dalili is the Tennessee Youth Poet Laureate. She draws upon her personal experiences in her poetry and aims to inspire others through her work.

Local couple celebrates ten years of supporting artisans through Carrboro Bazaar

By Alexis Dorf | November 11

On Sunday, the Carrboro Bazaar returned to the Carrboro Town Commons for a holiday bazaar featuring a variety of vendors and activities.

A picturesque glimpse into 'The Lost Weekend'

By Temiloluwa Alagbe | November 10

From Nov. 8-10, an exhibit at the Higgins and Myers Custom Framing and Fine Art Gallery in Chapel Hill displayed photos taken by May Pang, John Lennon's ...

Chapel Hill Arts and Culture Award supports underrepresented communities

By Michael Melton | November 6

Applications for the Chapel Hill Arts and Culture Award are open and will close on Nov. 22 at 5 p.m. The award is aimed at providing local non-profits ...

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Art Exhibition "Home and Away" debuted at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro

By Ella Williams | October 21

The "Home and Away" Art Exhibition explores the concept of home through art. It opened on Oct. 11 at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro.

'Come make something cool with us': Say It With Glass art studio opens in Carrboro

By Taylor Motley | October 14

The owner, Sam Nguyen, said she's trying to make the studio a third space for community members of all ages and abilities.

Local music venues and artists donate proceeds to Hurricane Helene relief

By Mollie Ray | October 14

Local independent artists' in the Triangle are working together to donate part of their proceeds to relief for Hurricane Helene.

NC Arts Disaster Relief Fund helps western North Carolina’s artists rebuild

By Ava Beahn | October 9

NC Arts Disaster Relief Fund works to help artists and art organization in Western NC rebuild through grants and donations.

N.C. artists paint landscapes of local landmarks for eighth annual Paint it Orange

By Jaya Nadella | October 3

The eighth annual Paint it Orange competition started on Sep. 27 and will adjudicate artists on Friday at the Eno Arts Mill gallery in Hillsborough, followed ...

From Hulu to Chapel Hill: Keith Knight chronicles his storied life through cartoons

By Margaret Hungate | September 23

Keith Knight is a renowned cartoonist who now resides in Chapel Hill. Knight's work includes a Hulu TV show, "Woke," 18 published books and a comic strip ...

Local artist weaves community with handcrafted designs

By Brooke Xu | September 17

Khin Phyu Phyu Khine is a Durham-based artist who makes crotchet designs, inspired by the work she did in Myanmar before being forced to flee the country ...

The Sculpture in the Garden exhibit displays new art at N.C. Botanical Garden

By Will Kleinschmidt | September 16

Artists and patrons alike convened on Saturday for the launch of the 36th annual Sculpture in the Garden exhibit at the North Carolina Botanical Garden, ...

NC Arts Council awards grants to eight Orange County arts programs

By Makenzie Mills | September 5

In an effort to increase investment in smaller and mid-sized organizations, the NC Arts Council gave $219,780 in grants to programs in Orange County.

Community members raise concerns about Forest Theatre accessibility

By Zora Hollie | August 28

Co-founders Donovan Zimmerman and Jan Burger voice their vision on improving accessibility at the Forest Theater.

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Ackland becomes first art museum in N.C. to offer EnChroma Colorblind Glasses

By Rebecca Savidge | August 25

On Aug. 21, the Ackland Art Museum unveiled a new gallery feature: EnChroma Color Blind Glasses that help individuals with red-green colorblindness ...