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Hue Untitled: The Process of Color
February 2 through March 25, 2022
Hue Untitled: The Process of Color, curated by Christina Perkins, is a collective exhibit of Black artistic thought and process exploring the use of color as a critical element in one’s visual dialogue.
Abstracto/Latino: Latin American with an Abstract Fusion
November 3, 2021, to January 21, 2022
Abstracto/Latino: Latin American with an Abstract Fusion is an exhibition highlighting Latinx artists living in North Carolina who are working in abstraction.
A Collection of Changes
August 4 to October 22, 2021
This exhibition focuses on works from the Municipal Art Collection by artists that reflect our city and the surrounding areas' diverse communities. By supporting artists of color and those that identify as having a disability, a primary goal for the Municipal Art Collection is for viewers to find representation and shared experiences within the collection and exhibitions.
Julia and the Pandemic Art Factory
May 26 to July 23, 2021
Julia and the Pandemic Art Factory showcases drawing and sculptural works, including two 30-foot scroll drawings, artist Julia Caston’s most ambitious and largest drawing project to date.
Learn more about the Julia and the Pandemic Art Factory exhibition
Art Unblocked 2021
March 3 to May 14, 2021
Arts Access, in partnership with the City of Raleigh's Block Gallery, is excited to host an exhibition titled Art Unblocked 2021, featuring works of art created by emerging and established artists with disabilities.
Out of Darkness
September 30, 2020 to February 19, 2021
Featuring seven artists juried by George Jenne, Out of Darkness pays homage to Film Noir. This genre first evolved out of economic necessity following World War II as low to modestly budgeted film projects. The result of working with minimal equipment and resources led to creative experimentation then and now.
Breathe: Life After Death
August 10 to September 18, 2020
Breathe: Life After Death is an exhibition and social exercise featuring four emerging African American North Carolina-based painters. The exhibition explores American life during and after the pandemic, worldwide protests for racial equality and the consequences of social distancing.
Art Unblocked 2020: Online
May to July 2020
Art Unblocked 2020: Online is a Block Gallery exhibition featuring works of art created by emerging and established artists with disabilities. This exhibition was a part of the Arts Access Series of Fortunate Events, May - July 2020.
Creative Quarantine
April 29 to July 3, 2020
Raleigh Arts asked how artists were staying creative during the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders. With over 150 submissions, we chose a select few to share with you to reinforce that we are all in this together. 18 artists were featured virtually in 3 rounds.
