Central Campus
Street Spirits
Paintings by Marvin Espy
Exhibited at the newest Bill and Patty Gorelick Gallery located in the North Classroom Building through June 30, 2020.
In this series, I hope to illuminate some of those nuances of energy and mood through the use of dramatic color, gestural mark-making, and my life experiences with the hopes of interpreting what it means to gather in an urban context. ” -Marvin Espy
Cato Campus
Remember, Reflect, Reconcile and Reimagine (R4)
An Artists Collective in contribution to the Charlotte Remembrance Project and Equal Justice Initiative’s call-to-action.
Curated by Eboné M. Lockett, M.S.Ed. through June 30, 2020
Location: Cato III, 8120 Grier Road, Charlotte, NC
A Red Record, by Stella Park
R4 is a student-led, student-driven, inter-generational multimedia exhibit utilized to narrate the untold story of Willie McDaniel and other past and present injustices that highlight man’s inhumanity to man and to the earth. As the exhibit sheds light on these injustices, the student artists aim not only to remember and reflect on the history of our city, but to reconcile, restore and re-imagine a more just and equitable present and future for our city, state, country and world.
Levine Campus
A Joy Forever: Asian Brush Paintings
by Barbara Rizza Mellin through June 30, 2020
Location: Levine II, 2800 Campus Ridge Road, Matthews, NC
Morning Glories, by Barbara Rizza MellinBarbara Rizza Mellin captures the simple elegance of natural objects in Chinese Brush Painting, the real and apparent spontaneity of the process in which a few strokes capture the beauty of a blossom, the fragility of a fallen leaf. Her works combine elements of water color paintings and calligraphic line drawings, and, yet, have their own unique look and style. This solo exhibit featuring a collection of blossom and branch paintings, and the tools used to create the art, is a modern interpretation of the ancient art of Chinese Brush Painting. This solo exhibit featuring a collection of blossom and branch paintings, and the tools used create the art, is a modern interpretation of the ancient art of Chinese Brush Painting.
Harris Campus
Illuminate by the ArtPop Street Gallery Class of 2018
through December 18, 2020
Through Illuminate, Central Piedmont’s Bill and Patty Gorelick Gallery partners with the ArtPop Street Gallery’s Class of 2018 in the shared vision of bringing art to students, faculty, and the community. This collective showcase of eclectic pieces created in paint, collage, photography, stoneware, and glass reflects the diversity and depth of Charlotte’s local art. Some of the works are recognizable as those that were lit up over the city, while others are new endeavors. All reflect the aspiration and passion of the artist.
Participating ArtPop Street Gallery artists Eva Crawford – Randy L. Dean – Cortney Frasier – Gordon C. James – Carmella Jarvi – Katherine Kirchner- Pauline Dove Lamal – Julia Lawing – Monique Luck – Arthur Rogers – Maria Senkel – Hilary Siber – Holly Spruck – Rae Stark – Stella Hyewon Yang
Harper Campus
Selected works from the private collection of Bill and the late Patty Gorelick through June 30, 2020.
Don’t miss the eclectic array of dazzling glass, ceramic and wood pieces exhibited at the Harper IV gallery location. Through the generosity of Bill and the late Patty Gorelick, this stunning space offers mediums and themes that reflect tranquility, excitement, diversity, and harmony.
Frieze by artist Tom Stanley through December 18, 2020
Tom Stanley’s series are often hung as a frieze even as he works on groups of paintings. Size, imagery, color, and format for each series is distinct and help to create a visual theme within the group of related works.
The architectural realities of the Bill and Patty Gorelick Gallery at the Central Piedmont Harper Campus lend themselves well to a frieze-like installation. As a result, three of Stanley’s series are on exhibit now through July 2020. Each series will include six to eight works of acrylic on canvas.
Drawing with paint, Stanley uses common graphic strategies, such as mechanical drawing, silhouette, and sgraffito to make something he has never seen before. His works are a conversation between hands and eyes.
Central Piedmont’s Bill and Patty Gorelick Gallery is accepting exhibit proposals for 2021-2022.
