Artists
We feature original fine and cultural artists from the Triangle including Raleigh and Durham, as well as all over the world.
Eric McRay: Contemporary Abstract Art
by Eric McRay May 6 - June 27, 2021 Contemporary Modernist: From soul to brush to canvas, McRay’s art overflows with bright colors, expressive styles, and energized designs, which he employs to capture the vibrancy and intensity of his subjects. He goes from paintings...
Jason Franklin
The “I AM” exhibit is a chronicle about the presence of GOD within all of us. In this body of work, I attempted to show glimpses of God’s glory and love through people, relationships, and color. I composed quiet visual stories that reflect and imitate the great “I AM’s” love. Many of the titles are completed with a simple description or affirmation such as I AM Happy, I AM My Sister’s Keeper. I use personal moments about family and friends, along with a few historic figures, to visually demonstrate our connection with the great I AM. In many of the works, there is literal radiation or illumination that abounds throughout the surface and compositions. Most importantly, these works were created to give the viewer a feeling of the moment or relationship. Over the years, I have been inspired by artists like Barkley Hendricks, Charles Joyner, John Biggers, and Lope Max Diaz. I am truly fascinated with the portrait, relationships, and history. This work affirms our humanity and our community. I hope that you enjoy these reflective visual moments and interconnected relationships.
Emery Franklin
Emery Franklin Emery Franklin grew up in an impoverished area in South Memphis. The youngest of six children, he always aspired to be an artist. His first realization of his artistic talents were realized when he was in junior high at Vance Junior High School...
2nd Anniversary Collective Show
Jason Franklin, a local artist and educator, Katrina Franklin, a business entrepreneur, and Ashley Franklin, an Art and Design graduate from NC A&T University, founded the Triangle Cultural Art Gallery, LLC in July of 2018. Jason, Katrina, Ashley and family...
Glynnis Reed
The Spirit of Our Nature includes digital collages from my series Ascending Beauty and a selection of photos from my series Nature Abstractions.
Linda Wade
Linda Wade; Mixed Media and Folk Artist. Curator of Mustee Folk Art and a Member of the Durham African American Quilt Circle. Linda Wade began her Art Career in Dayton , OH in the 1980’s. She attended Sinclair Community College, majoring in Commercial Art and...
Eric McRay
McRay received a BFA degree at the Maryland Institute, College of Art, where he earned a four-year scholarship for his artistic talent. A native of Washington, DC, McRay moved to North Carolina and has been exhibiting since 1987. In November 1998, he was juried...
Ed Baxter
Raleigh native Edward L. Baxter has produced oil paintings covering a wide array of subject matter such as landscapes, still life, portraits, jazz themes, abstract, religious and African works. In his early development, Ed was inspired by Romare Bearden, Jacob...
Syd Ginsberg
Syd Ginsberg was born in Brooklyn, NY and attended The Copper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art Where WWII veteran classmates assisted in her creative expression and growth. Syd has had her unique cat bronze sculptures as well as her drawings shown at...
Connie Floyd
Connie Floyd received the BFA degree from the Atlanta College of Art and the MFA degree from Clemson University.
Ashley Franklin
Ashley Franklin is best known for her exploration amongst various mediums such as Acrylic paint, Oil, Water Color, Charcoal, and Pastel. This method, she developed from a life time submergence in the art world.
I Am by Jason Franklin
The “I AM” exhibit is a chronicle about the presence of GOD within all of us. In this body of work, I attempted to show glimpses of God’s glory and love through people, relationships, and color. I composed quiet visual stories that reflect and imitate the great “I AM’s” love. Many of the titles are completed with a simple description or affirmation such as I AM Happy, I AM My Sister’s Keeper. I use personal moments about family and friends, along with a few historic figures, to visually demonstrate our connection with the great I AM. In many of the works, there is literal radiation or illumination that abounds throughout the surface and compositions. Most importantly, these works were created to give the viewer a feeling of the moment or relationship. Over the years, I have been inspired by artists like Barkley Hendricks, Charles Joyner, John Biggers, and Lope Max Diaz. I am truly fascinated with the portrait, relationships, and history. This work affirms our humanity and our community. I hope that you enjoy these reflective visual moments and interconnected relationships.
Olivia Gatewood
Known for her abstract expressions, which involve the distortion and rearrangement of the natural order of images, Olivia Gatewood produces artwork that is an expressive production of creativity and uniqueness.
Onicas Gaddis
Artist Onicas Gaddis calls his painting “Spiritual Expressionism”, which describes his work in general terms, but merely touches at describing the depth and breadth of where his paintings come from.
Clarence Heyward
Clarence Heyward is an artist born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. He relocated to North Carolina to study Art Education at North Carolina Central University.
Dr. Willie Hooker
Dr. Willie Hooker, Professor of Art at North Carolina and Technical State University in
Greensboro, North Carolina is a native of Jacksonville, Florida.
Alexis Joyner
Alexis Joyner was born in Southampton County, VA on October 4, 1955, where he was educated in the public schools.
Charles Joyner
Charles Joyner can be classified as an artist who portrays images that document various genres of African-American and African culture.
Jazmine Moore
Jazmine Moore is a 23-year-old upcoming artist from Winston Salem, NC. She loved art as a child, however, when told that “artists” don’t make enough money for a living that passion slowly faded.
Michelle Davis Petelinz
As I create my mixed media work, I am irresistibly drawn to incorporate symbols, patterns, textures and colors found in African and Native American cultures, which are my heritage.
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