Monoliths

Upfront Gallery
March  1 – 30

First Friday Gallery Walk:
March 1 | 6-10pm

Artist Talk + Tour:
March 9 | 12-1pm

Brett Morris, 7.2017 I-85 NorthMile 229

Using a limited CMYK palette, Brett Morris celebrates the ephemeral beauty of roadside billboards found across the south.

Brett Morris, 10.2017 I-95 South Mile 17

Brett Morris is an artist living and working in Raleigh, NC. He earned his Bachelors of Art + Design from North Carolina State University in 2013 and went on to become a professional screen printer. He currently is the Program Coordinator at Artspace, a non-profit gallery and artist studio space located in the City Market District of downtown Raleigh. He has exhibited his work throughout the Triangle and plans to expand his reach any day now…

Brett Morris, 10.2017 I-95 North Mile 24

Supergraphic Print Lab
ULTRAGRAPHIC | Site-specific installation

Lobby
February  1 – April 6

First Friday Gallery Walks:
February 1, March 1 + April 5 | 6-10pm

ULTRAGRAPHIC consists of color screen prints and each print is 16 x 20 inches and printed at Supergraphic Print Lab in Durham, NC by a loosely affiliated group of artists.

Ultra dictionary definition:
Beyond or surpassing a specified extent, range, or limit.
Graphic dictionary definition:
Describing or described in vivid detail.
Of the graphic arts.

This installation brings together hand drawn or appropriated images that are of interest to the participating artists. The goal of the piece is to create a grid of bold colorful images that have an appealing visual impact. The prints are arranged in a grid, a common organizational device used by graphic designers and artists.

Supergraphic Print Lab is a printmaking studio in Durham, NC dedicated to the promotion and creation of printed matter.

ARTISTS

Bill Fick, Supergraphic Print Lab Director

Robby Poore

Georgia Paige Welch

Matt Tauch

Raj Bunnag

Dominick Rapone

Site-Specific Installation:
Tedd Anderson

Davie St Entrance

Tedd Anderson’s mural features the iconic “dry space” characters for which the artist is known set in a landscape filled with swirling, topographic lines, jagged edges, and meditative objects and shapes. A banner with a poem scrawled on its surface runs through the piece, bringing the imagery into a cohesive whole.