Approximately 95 artists hold professional memberships in the Artspace Artists Association. Dail explains his preference for film due in part to his tendency to have people as his subjects, stating that “film eliminates the ‘digital barrier’ between photographer and subject,” allowing him to more readily connect with his subjects.Īrtspace, a thriving visual art center located in downtown Raleigh, brings the creative process to life through inspiring and engaging education and community outreach programming, a dynamic environment of over 30 professional artists studios, and nationally acclaimed exhibitions. Dail is a photographer, working primarily with medium format film. Phillips explains that she is excited that this residency will allow her to share and demonstrate with Artspace visitors the many techniques and processes that she uses to create her works.Ĭommunity artist Jason Dail will be working in Studio 107 from January 8 through March 30, 2013.
A painter, Shade Maret describes her process, stating “I use shapes and color in bright, loose brush strokes to capture the beauty in what might be considered an ordinary house or scene.” Nora Phillips works with both fibers and paints, most recently creating mixed media paintings in which she is able to incorporate fiber techniques. Visiting community artists, Shade Maret & Nora Phillips will be working in Studio 208 from January 4 through March 30, 2013. Currently a professor emeritus, Halperen taught modern literature and modern art history at North Carolina State University. Halperen’s background also includes being a juror and curator for various exhibitions, and an art reviewer for national publications. Artspace Artists Association member, painter Max Halperen, will be working in Studio 202 from January 4 through June 29, 2013. Artspace is located in Historic City Market in Raleigh at the corner of Blount and Davie Streets.Īrtspace is supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, the United Arts Council of Raleigh and Wake County, the Raleigh Arts Commission, individuals, corporations, and private foundations.įor more information, please visit ( Artspace in Raleigh, NC, is excited to announce that four short-term visiting artists will begin working in studios at Artspace, starting in January. Artspace is open to the public Tues.-Sat., from 10am – 6pm and on the first Friday of each month for the First Friday Gallery Walk until 10pm. Thirty-five of these artists have studios located at Artspace. Knight also recently completed a residency at the Vermont Studio Center, and the Galveston Artist Residency in Galveston, TX.Īrtspace, a thriving visual art center located in downtown Raleigh, brings the creative process to life through inspiring and engaging education and community outreach programming, a dynamic environment of over 30 professional artists studios, and nationally acclaimed exhibitions. Exhibitions include The First Year, Galveston Arts Center (Galveston, TX) Alpha’s Bet Is Not Over Yet, New Museum (New York, NY), and Drowning (solo exhibition), Amistad Gallery at University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA). She will be using her residency to continue working on her Last Rite project, which is “an interdisciplinary visual art project whose narrative pivots between Malcom X’s pilgrimage to Mecca in 1964 (his fulfillment of his last religious duty) and his funeral rites – the final ritual regarding his physical presence on earth.” Knight earned a Master of Fine Arts – Photography and Cinema Studies from the University of Pennsylvania in 2010.
Nsenga Knight will be working in Studio 215. Nsenga Knight, In love with/Struggle for (part of the interdisciplinary project Last Rite) Upcoming exhibits include a solo exhibition at Designbox (Raleigh, NC) in 2013. Joye’s work has been featured in numerous exhibitions, including The Drawing Show, Pump Project (Austin, TX) and Red Dot, Women & Their Work (Austin, TX). She states, “I find inspiration in observing the overlooked man-made landscape: grand communication towers, worn empty signs, and concrete silos from the car window.” Joye received a Bachelor of Architecture from UNC-Charlotte in 2003. They will remain in residence through July 6, 2013.īecky Joye, The Caged Bird Sings, Industrial Fabric seriesīecky Joye will be working in Studio 215A.
Joye and Knight will begin working in studios at Artspace, starting January 2013. Artspace in Raleigh, NC, welcomes Becky Joye and Nsenga Knight as Regional Emerging Artists-in-Residence.
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