Artists

Eight artists are creating new murals around Charlotte this weekend as part of the annual "Talking Walls" festival. Their mission is to get Charlotte's public art on par with other major cities like New York, Atlanta and Miami.

A nifty studio, open to all but curated for artists of color, is open just outside of uptown Charlotte in Camp North End. DUPP&SWAT is certainly making its mark in the complex, but founder Davita Galloway is making her own mark in the city.

A general rule of thumb when viewing art in a gallery: Look with your eyes, not your hands. But a new installation at Charlotte’s Latin American…

It all started ahead of the 2016 Charlotte Pride Parade and Festival in late August. Artist Jason Watson, formerly an artist in residence at the McColl…

A building in Charlotte’s Uptown is experiencing a new, albeit final phase of life. WFAE’s Sarah Delia visited the structure before it’s torn down to see…

Today, Charlotte’s NoDa neighborhood is known as a creative hub where artists go to live, work and play.But in the 70s and early 80s, the area was known…