Color Ways
North Classroom Building: January 2025 – June 2025
Come enjoy the new show in North Classroom Building! Central Piedmont Community College’s Gorelick Galleries is pleased to present an exhibition featuring Tom Thoune and Amy St. Aubin. Tom’s artwork focuses on his hospital experience after a cerebellar stroke. For his self prescribed occupational therapy, he took on relearning many traditional visual art concepts, such as ancient Egyptian and Greek body proportions as well as revisiting color theory. His color study focused on harmonious recipes found on the “Pocket Color Wheel’. Amy’s artwork represents an evolution of her practice over the past fifteen years, focusing on the figure as a portal between landscapes. She explores the interaction between the figure and the background, pushing the figure into the foreground or placing it within the landscape to manipulate depth. This series continues to incorporate collage and cold wax, expanding across different surfaces. In these pieces, the figure becomes either a presence or an absence, reflecting the spaces left after physical loss. Her work conveys the disbelief that what once was, is no longer—but still lingers.
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Shadow Landscapes
Dove Gallery: January 13, 2025 – March 14, 2025
Stop by the Dove gallery to see the latest show! This exhibition will feature Lilliya Zalevskaya. Shadow Landscapes includes print-based and collaged artwork on paper and fabric. The tapestries blur the line between fantasy and reality, by reimagining personal memories. The imagery explores identity, belonging, and politics of memory subtly hinting at trauma and displacement.
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A Celebration of Art
Multiple Artists
Featured Artists: Mario Loprete, Sheridan Hathaway and Andres Palacios
Harris Conference Center: January 8 2023 – February 2025
The Bill and Patty Gorelick Galleries will open a new exhibition at Harris Conference Center featuring the best of the College’s permanent art collection alongside featured artists Mario Loprete, Sheridan Hathaway and Andres Palacios.
Works from the College’s collection exhibit a variety of works from former Central Piedmont students with a special highlight on Loprete, a mixed media artist, and ceramic artists Hathaway and Palacios. “A Celebration of Art” is certain to deliver a diverse selection of 2D and 3D artwork for the 2024 year.
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