Also nearby is Waterworks Visual Art Center in Salisbury, which currently has a terrific (I'm told) photography exhibition. I'm organizing a road trip with the Visual Artist Exchange's Photographer's Forum (physically based Raleigh, but we're from all over the Triangle). The one- or two-day tour may look like this:
Reynolda House Ansel Adams: Eloquent Light
Adult Individual Admission: $14
(free on April 23, Ansel Adams Community Day (Earth Day), but registration is recommended
Ansel Adams Community Day | Reynolda House Museum of American Art
Saturday: 9:30am - 4:30pm
Sunday: 1:30 - 4:30pm
Ansel Adams: Eloquent Light | Reynolda House Museum of American Art
2250 Reynolda Road
Winston-Salem, NC 27106
Arrive early and leave around 11:30 to go to . . .
Waterworks Visual Arts Center Up Close and Far Away: Through an Environmental Lens
Jeff Rich, Watershed Series, photographs
Jim Lee, Remains of Celebration, photographs
The exhibition "features artists who explore current environmental issues. Jeff Rich, a photographer whose work focuses on watershed issues ranging from recreation and sustainability to exploitation and abuse; and Jim Lee, whose still-life series composed of artifacts and remains, gathered in the field and photographed in his North Carolina studio will be featured in solo exhibitions."
Waterworks Visual Arts Center
123 East Liberty Street
Salisbury NC 28144
Saturday 10-2
Ends 21 May
Light Factory Wunderkabinett
Marcus DeSieno, Daniel Kairo, Angela Franks Wells, Josh White
Opens 8 April
The Light Factory | Exhibitions
1817 Central Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28205
Saturday 12-6
Some people may only visit the first two venues for a shorter day. Reynolda House is the only venue of the three above with Sunday hours.
The Light Factory exhibition space is small, so driving all that way to Charlotte from Triangle on Saturday just for a small show wouldn’t be worth it. For a two-day event, we would add two other Charlotte venues with Sunday hours:
Levine Museum of the New South We Are the Music Makers We Are the Music Makers | Levine Museum of the New South
Sunday 12-5
Mint Museum: Uptown Here & Now: 80 Years of Photography at the Mint
Opens 16 April
https://www.mintmuseum.org/art/exhibitions/detail/here-now-80-years-of-photography-at-the-mint/
Saturday 11-6
Sunday 1-5
Anyone here at PF interested?
