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The Grid Project | SEEK Raleigh

A series of exhibitions and events curated by Grid Project Artists

Updated: Jan 13, 2025

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The Grid Project

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The Grid Project is a Raleigh-based arts collective for artists by artists comprised of Daniel Kelly, Jean Gray Mohs, Pete Sack, and Lamar Whidbee. The collective seeks to provide opportunities for a diverse range of local artists to connect with the community, aiming to create a vibrant, inclusive, and supportive environment for artists to experiment and engage with the public and each other.

The Grid Project activates unused spaces with immersive art shows and community events, focusing on cultural integrity, community, and engagement. Over the course of a year, the project plans exhibitions, engagements, and workshops that leverage donated indoor and outdoor spaces to foster a connected and engaged art scene in Raleigh. 

Learn more about the project via @the.grid.project or follow along via our substack.

The Grid Project Artists

@jeangraymohs | @pete.sackartist | @afro_picasso  | @danielkellyfour

Exhibitions and Events

February 2025

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Exploring boundaries in Art and AI

Artists: Ian Boyd, Allison Coleman, Pat Fitzgerald

Curated by Daniel Kelly

How is AI impacting concepts like artistic authorship and agency? In what ways does it serve artists? As a tool? As a collaborator? What unique artistic possibilities does it offer that traditional media cannot? What are the capabilities of AI with respect to instant image generation and evolution? Is there an inherent tension between the algorithmic nature of AI and the subjective, emotional nature of art? Just as new technologies like photography and mechanical reproduction were disruptors, so too AI is impacting how artists produce art as well as how it is received and perceived.

Artists Allison Coleman, Ian Boyd, and Pat Fitzgerald are all practitioners who have been proactively investigating, interrogating and utilizing this new technology. In this exhibit, they explore this new landscape of questions, interactions, and tensions through traditional and interactive multimedia.

Exhibition

Opening Saturday, Feb. 1, 3-5 p.m.

  • output:reflect:input: is an exhibit presented at Birdland, 706 Mountford Ave, Raleigh NC
  • Exhibition dates: Feb. 1 - 23
  • Show open Saturdays and Sundays throughout the month from 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.

 

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About SEEK Raleigh

SEEK Raleigh is an experimental public art program by Raleigh Arts that engages the community through public art in City of Raleigh Parks, greenways, and/or community spaces. The program provides an opportunity for artists to introduce the public to new, unusual, and thought-provoking experiences through temporary public art.

Learn more and apply to the SEEK Raleigh artist call

About Raleigh Arts

Raleigh Arts, a part of the City of Raleigh’s Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources Department, fosters and promotes the arts in Raleigh by administering the programs of the Raleigh Arts Commission and the Public Art and Design Board and supporting the Pullen and Sertoma Arts Centers.

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Kelly McChesney
Public Art Director
kelly.mcchesney@raleighnc.gov

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