In advance of the WINTER SHOW public opening, we proudly unveil a bold and beautiful collection of works in wide-ranging mediums by many of North Carolina’s most innovative creators.
The WINTER SHOW catalog presented here is designed to amplify an impactful gallery installation at GreenHill, making the works on view accessible anywhere our patrons may be.
All of the objects featured are available for purchase, beginning on Sunday, December 5, at 2:00 PM. Browse online. Visit in person.
Click on the image below. Enjoy!
EXTENDED WINTER SHOW HOURS
GreenHill is extending gallery and shop hours on Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings beginning in December through mid-February. Purchase one-of-a kind works from sculpture to tableware from WINTER SHOW and the SHOP. Complimentary gift-wrapping available in December.
PUBLIC OPEN HOURS
Wednesdays | 12:00-7:00 PM
Tuesdays and Thursdays I 12:00 – 5:00 PM
Saturdays I 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Admission is Free
WINTER SHOW PUBLIC OPENING Sunday, December 5 | 2:00 – 5:00 PM
GreenHill presents its annual exhibition of works of North Carolina artists in glass, wood, ceramics, metal, and fiber, as well as painting, photography, and works on paper. All artworks in WINTER SHOW are available for sale (and tax-free on December 5). GreenHill’s spacious 5,000 square foot galleries easily accommodate social distancing. Advance registration is not required, but safety protocols include masks at all times.
COLLECTOR VISIT I Friday, December 16 I 8:00 – 10:00 PM
Artist talks and a wine bar offered in an intimate, after-hours gallery visit. Advance registration required for this limited capacity event. $100 pp includes a $50 art credit. Visit GreenHillNC.Org for details.
For evolving event details, advance reservations, and exhibition updates, visit GreenHillNC.Org.
We welcome your thoughts and feedback.
Email GreenHill@GreenHillNC.org and tag
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GreenHill Center for North Carolina Art is a non-profit resident organization of the Greensboro Cultural Center, made possible by a significant in-kind contribution from Creative Greensboro, the City of Greensboro’s office for arts & culture.
