Gregg Museum: Raleigh, NC
Gregg Museum of Art & Design's first opening reception in over two years celebrating three current exhibitions: Frank Lee Craig – Near Distance, Across the Threshold of India and Eric Serritella – Sharing Spaces."
Frank Lee Craig – Near Distance features multimedia work, collages, paintings and sculptures by the late architect and NC State College of Design graduate Frank Lee Craig. Margret Kentgens-Craig, a professor of the practice in the College of Design, and Roger Manley, director of the Gregg, co-curated the exhibition, which can be seen through Aug. 20.
Across the Threshold of India – Martha Strawn Photographs features photographs that make up a work of visual ecology that perceptively portrays one of India’s and the world’s longest and least-known religious practices — the art of sanctifying space through the creation of threshold diagrams. Objects from the Gregg Museum’s permanent collection also accompany the photographs. The exhibition will be available for viewing through Nov. 12.
Eric Serritella – Sharing Spaces features hyper realistic, trompe l'oeil ceramic sculptures by Chapel Hill artist Eric Serritella and can be seen through Dec. 3.
Gregg Museum: Raleigh, NC
Gregg Museum of Art & Design's first opening reception in over two years celebrating three current exhibitions: Frank Lee Craig – Near Distance, Across the Threshold of India and Eric Serritella – Sharing Spaces."
Frank Lee Craig – Near Distance features multimedia work, collages, paintings and sculptures by the late architect and NC State College of Design graduate Frank Lee Craig. Margret Kentgens-Craig, a professor of the practice in the College of Design, and Roger Manley, director of the Gregg, co-curated the exhibition, which can be seen through Aug. 20.
Across the Threshold of India – Martha Strawn Photographs features photographs that make up a work of visual ecology that perceptively portrays one of India’s and the world’s longest and least-known religious practices — the art of sanctifying space through the creation of threshold diagrams. Objects from the Gregg Museum’s permanent collection also accompany the photographs. The exhibition will be available for viewing through Nov. 12.
Eric Serritella – Sharing Spaces features hyper realistic, trompe l'oeil ceramic sculptures by Chapel Hill artist Eric Serritella and can be seen through Dec. 3.