Arts & Culture
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LigoranoReese Opens School of Good Citizenship Despite No RNC
The sculpture was like an oasis of calm, a touch of whimsy amid the hustle, bustle, protests and heavy-handed security…
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Muddy Turtle Talks Tell the Stories of Enderly Park
“That was a spiritual experience.” The woman who spoke those words was visibly moved as she left the most recent…
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Gantt Center Goes Behind the Scenes with Mario Moore in Latest Virtual Event
Tonight, the Harvey B. Gantt Center takes a virtual behind-the-scenes look at the work of renowned visual artist Mario Moore,…
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Uptown Art Installation Invites Viewers to Discover Our Video Past, Future
“Turn on, tune in, drop out.” When he uttered these words in 1966, Dr. Timothy Leary inspired that decade’s counterculture…
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North Carolina Film Festivals Cultivate Community and Advocacy
Despite protests, a pandemic and economic stagnation, film is flourishing in North Carolina — at least if you go by…
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BOOM Festival Pivots to Become Virtual Forum for Community Voices
In mid-March, when it became apparent that the COVID-19 crisis was on a collision course with BOOM, Manoj Kesavan temporarily…
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Black Lives Matter Mural in Uptown Raises Discussion Around What’s Next
On Tuesday, June 9, a group of 17 Charlotte-based artists made international headlines by painting “BLACK LIVES MATTER” in a…
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‘Among Mountain Crags’ Depicts Beauty and Horror in Appalachia
The scene is quiet, save for the lilting instrumental music swaying in the background. An aerial shot pans the Appalachian…
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Goodyear Arts Steps on the Gas with Drive-Thru ‘Joyride’ Event
From the 1946 R&B tune “Get Your Kicks on Route 66” to the Fast & Furious film franchise of today,…
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The Manor Theatre, a Eulogy
The first time I went to the Regal Manor Twin — known by most in Charlotte as The Manor or…
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Cain Center for the Arts Unveils First Finalized Renderings
The team at Cain Center for the Arts unveiled new renderings of the facility’s completed designs during a virtual event…
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Charlotte’s Arial Robinson Represents With ‘Black Alphabet’ Book
Before putting together a new photo series called The Modern Day Black Alphabet, which she’s since turned into a children’s…
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‘Heir of the Witch’ Draws on Filmmaker’s Family History
Horror was not a first choice for Victoria Ungureanu Moore. Beyond that, she certainly didn’t plan on crafting a tale…
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Annual Coloring Book to Support Charlotte Artists
Queen City Nerve has partnered with some of the amazing artists in our city to create the Charlotte Coloring Book!…
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Street Artist Owl Shifts from Prestigious Museum to Home Studio
Owl is used to uncertainty. In March, the Colombian-born Charlotte artist learned that Classic Black, a conjoined sculpture and mural…
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Charlotte’s Black Creatives Amplify the Culture with New Podcasts
In the age of COVID-19, everyone is feeling the effects, even the podcasting community. With stay-at-home mandates in place, people…
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