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Students across the college are collaborating on a project inspired by Shakespeare's sonnets in the upcoming showing, "Every Thing That Grows" š±
Led by theatre professor Tom Burch, the project takes six of Shakespeareās sonnets about life cycles in nature as its starting point: birth, growth, attraction, propagation, decline and death.
š¼ 18 students in Elizabeth Sullivanās Musicianship II class wrote original compositions that they will perform live.
š 27 students in Marissa Nesbitās dance class are bringing the sonnets to life through movement.
š Theatre students will read the sonnets aloud during the showing.
šæ 3D art students in Marek Ranisās class will display sculptures made with regenerative materials from architecture professor Jonathan Dessi-Oliveās mycelium lab.
See it all in Lambla Gallery! The sculptures are on display Nov. 9-16, with two performances on Fri., Nov. 13 at 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m., each featuring three different pieces.
The project continues next semester with a long-term exhibition along the paths of the Van Landingham Glen in the Botanical Gardens on campus!
10 Nov 2026
Check it out!
For Burnaway (@burnaway), huiyin zhou å¾½é³ (@huiyin.zhou) reviews the figurative training and herbalist practice found in Isabel Lu (@iisabellu)'s solo exhibition "Shameful Company" at University of North Carolina at Charlotteās Upper Rowe Gallery.
"In the 'Shameful Company' suite of works (all 2026), Luās ghostly, androgynous subjects, depicted against a white aluminum panel, seem to hover on the gallery walls. They sit, bend over, kneel, or speak to each other diagonally in yin-yang-like diptychs. Yellow, blue, purple, black, and red pigments reside in and levitate from the bodyāshapeshifting between amorphous clouds, bruises, and menstrual flow."
Read more from the review at Burnaway! "Shameful Company" is on view at UNC Charlotteās Rowe Galleries through November 2, 2026.
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1. Isabel Lu inside "Shameful Company" at UNC Charlotteās Upper Rowe Gallery. Image courtesy of the artist. 2. Isabel Lu, "hÄidĆ²u II", 2026, oil on aluminum. Image courtesy of the artist. 3. Isabel Lu, "Bilirubin 23" and "Bilirubin 24", 2026 oil on aluminum & acrylic, 36 x 24 inches each. Image courtesy of the artist.
28 Oct 2026
Rome, Venice, Taipei, Tohoku, Tokyo and Wroclaw, as seen through our studentsā eyes, are now on view at Lambla Gallery! š
COAA presents our annual Global Studies Exhibition, featuring work from students who have traveled with our study abroad programs.
Did you know the COAA has the highest study abroad rate of any college at UNC Charlotte? "Each year, the Global Studies exhibition provides us with very tangible evidence of the importance that study abroad and other international opportunities bring to the curriculum and the student experience...
The work displayed in the gallery represents the perspective, exploration, interpretation, cultural learning, and investment in a different way of understanding that can only come from stepping out of oneās cultural and social norm and into a new environment," says OEA director Brad Sekulich.
Join us TOMORROW (Thursday), Oct. 29 from 1-3 p.m. for a FREE gallery reception including light snacks in Lambla Gallery in Storrs.
The 2026 Global Studies Exhibition will be on view through Nov. 1.
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šø Photos by Toby Schuetze
28 Oct 2026
Join us!
Global Studies 2026, our annual exhibition featuring artworks and research by students who participated in a study abroad program over the past year, is now on view in Lambla Gallery.
Please plan to join us on Thursday, October 29 (1:00-3:00), in Lambla Gallery as we celebrate another successful year of study abroad programs across the @clt_coaa.
The exhibition Global Studies 2026 features artworks and research by students who immersed themselves in cultures around the world, and returned with impressive results to share. This year, the exhibition includes programs from the Department of Art & Art History, the Department of Music, and the Ravin School of Architecture.
The reception on October 29 will begin at 1:00, with brief remarks by area coordinators about each program beginning around 1:30. Hors d'oeuvres and (of course) creative inspiration will be provided.
If you have never participated in one of these valuable international opportunities, but have always been curious, this will be a perfect time to learn more and meet those who lead, or who have participated in, a study abroad program.
Those who wander learn!
26 Oct 2026
The Department of Art & Art History hosts a combined exhibition reception this Thursday for "Another Other," featuring work by Sara Catapano and Jen Clay, and "Shameful Company," featuring work by Isabel Lu š¼ļø
š« The biennial Roderick MacKillop Memorial Alumni Art Exhibition returns with a multidimensional show of ceramic and fiber. @s.catapano (BFA ā12) builds voluptuous ceramic sculptures that land somewhere between earthly flora and otherworldly organisms. @jenclay (BFA ā10) uses vibrant prints and expressive stitching to create fiber-based works that seem to suspend and project from another far frontier. When shown together, the beautiful contrast between the artistsā chosen materials is encapsulated by a flair for the extraterrestrial. (On view in Rowe Lower Gallery through Nov. 2).
āļø Through figurative paintings and murals, @iisabellureframes contemporary issues of queerness, disorder, and disease through a Chinese medicine lens, exploring how binary categorization and diagnoses ultimately create incongruence in our bodies and souls that stagnate as shame. Holding a Masters of Public Health in Dietetics from UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Lu explores routes of medicine that echo and overlap. (On view in Rowe Upper Gallery through Nov. 2).
Join us in @cltgalleries for light bites and meet the artists on Oct. 22 from 6-8 p.m.!
20 Oct 2026
Celebrating three exhibitions!
Join us on Thursday, October 22, as we host a reception for our three most recent exhibitions in Rowe Galleries:
'Another Other' the Biennial Roderick MacKillop Memorial Alumni Exhibition featuring Sara Catapano (@s.catapano) and Jen Clay (@jenclay) in Lower Rowe Gallery.
'Shameful Company' featuring Isabel Lu (@iisabellu) in Upper Rowe Gallery.
'Don't Drink the Fix!' featuring Photography alumni from @clt_coaa in Rowe Side Gallery.
The reception will begin at 6pm with an artists' panel in Rowe Recital Hall beginning around 6:30.
Free and open to the public! Hors d'oeuvres provided! It's gonna be an art night!
16 Oct 2026
Four exhibitions, three galleries and a whole lot of people who showed up for them. Thank you to everyone who came out to support the artists of our first exhibitions of the semester! š
š« "Holding a Bright Untroubled Sky" brought 14 international artists and collectives to Rowe Galleries and asked us to dream a little bigger. Curated by writer and folklorist Amy Hale.
š¼ļø "Recent Acquisitions" filled the Projective Eye Gallery with 38 works from across the University's collections, curated by Jim Frakes, professor of art history, with students from the spring 2026 curatorial seminar.
š "The Distance of the Moon" opened in the Lambla Gallery with Soo Kim's hand-cut photographs of Jantar Mantar, the 18th-century observatory in northern India, where absences in the masonry give way to glowing celestial spheres.
š And "Litmosphere" closed out the receptions with photography by Amy Hart paired with poems and stories from Charlotte Lit's sixth issue. Still on view though Oct. 16!
Stay tuned for what's coming next to our @cltgalleries!
šø Photos by Keet Murphy, @cltsoah, @cltgalleries, and @amyhartphotography
11 Oct 2026
Opening October 5 in Lower Rowe Gallery, 'Another Other' continues our biennial series of Roderick MacKillop Memorial Alumni Exhibitions and features works by alumni @jenclay ('10) and @s.catapano ('12).
Sara Catapano received her BFA in Ceramics from @clt_coaa in 2012. She then went on to earn her MFA in Ceramics from Edinboro University. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at Context and Aqua Art Fairs during Miami Art Basel 2018, and featured by Hi-Fructose Magazine online. Sara has completed long-term residencies at Studio 740 in Helena, Montana, and The Clay Studio of Missoula. She is currently the 2026 visiting artist at the University of Montana in Missoula.
Through her work, she ". . . explores themes of growth, decay, and transformation,
merging organic elements such as plants, bacteria, and geological patterns with abstracted references to human anatomy."
Be sure to see 'Another Other' at Rowe Arts before November 2. And, plan to join us on October 22 as we host a reception and conversation with the artist!
01 Oct 2026
Opening October 5 in Lower Rowe Gallery, 'Another Other' continues our biennial series of Roderick MacKillop Memorial Alumni Exhibitions and features works by alumni @jenclay ('10) and @s.catapano ('12).
Jen Clay received her BFA in Sculpture from @clt_coaa in 2010. Since then, she has set a creative course that earned her an MFA in Sculpture at the University of Florida and subsequent exhibitions at multiple venues including Girls Club Collection, Norton Museum, ICA Miami, MOCA North Miami, NSU Art Museum, Locust Projects, and others. She has been an artist-in-residence at Vermont Studio Center, Black Mountain College, and @mccollcenter.
In her own words, Jen is ". . . influenced by depictions of otherness, from H.P. Lovecraft's fictional tales of Cthulhu and ghost and alien abduction stories to actual reports of hallucinatory experiences."
Be sure to see 'Another Other' in Lower Rowe Gallery before Nov 2, and plan to join us on October 22 to meet Jen and learn more about her work!
30 Sep 2026
Opening October 5 in Upper Rowe Gallery, Isabel Lu's 'Shameful Company' explores how external critique can initiate stresses that create internal biological conflict.
Through figurative paintings and murals, contemporary issues of queerness, disorder, and disease are reframed through a Chinese medicine lens; how binary categorization and diagnoses ultimately create incongruence in our bodies and souls that stagnate as shame.
Holding a Masters of Public Health in Dietetics from UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, Isabel Lu (@iisabellu) explores routes of medicine that echo and overlap. Through painting, practicing herbalism, and engaging with ancestry, they learn and unlearn rigid and binary concepts of health and medicine through Western and Eastern perspectives.
Join us for a reception on October 22 and learn more about Isabel's creative research and unconventional path to the studio.
29 Sep 2026
It was a celebration of visual art, literary art, and community at last week's reception for 'Litmosphere' at @cltduboiscenter.
Thank you to @amyhartphotography and @charlottelit for making it all possible! Also, a big THANK YOU to all of those who shared poetry with us through readings and the band who kept the vibe cool.
Be sure to stop by Projective Eye Gallery before October 16 to see Amy Hart's beautiful photographs and read excerpts from Charlotte Lit's spring issue of 'Litmosphere.'
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28 Sep 2026
"The images I treasure most are the ones that look more like paintings than photographs and are created without effortājust a bit of magic and the fine art of paying attention. Itās pure poetry when it happens." ā Amy Hart
Now on view in our Projective Eye Gallery is "Litmosphere: An Exhibition of Artwork by Amy Hart for the Journal of Charlotte Lit."
Litmosphere, published biannually, featured the artwork of Amy Hart in the Spring 2026 issue. Hart, a fine art photographer and UNC Charlotte's creative photographic director, collaborated closely with Charlotte Lit Press Editor-in-Chief Kathie Collins and Managing Editor Paul Reali to curate the collection and pair her work with the issueās vivid poems and stories.
"Itās always a joy to share the power of literature with community members and an even more rewarding experience to bring literature in conversation with other art forms," Collins tells professor Mark West for Storied Charlotte. "This exhibit and the Sept. 24 reception and poetry reading mark the first of what we hope will be many collaborations with the University."
"I search for simplicity, unobscured vistas, open spaces that breathe the vibrant energy and calming spirit of our natural world," Hart tells West. "In stillness, there is peace, in peace everything connects harmoniously. In any setting, my intention is always to capture the essence of the moment."
Stop by the Projective Eye Gallery now through Oct. 16, and join us for a reception and reading on Sept. 24 from 6 to 8 p.m.
šø: Amy Hart, @amyhartphotography
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21 Sep 2026
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