Carlos Gonzálex Garcia, NC Mosaics, on his experience in a Triangle ArtWorks course. We are seeking artists who want to share about their experiences in our programming.

Love the work that we do here at Triangle ArtWorks and ready to get more involved? Here is your chance!

For the first time ever, Triangle ArtWorks and PineCone are excited to be offering an in-depth series of professional development classes and events in 2022.

We are very excited to announce a partnership with the City of Durham to provide a free, 6-week workshop on building a career in public art.

A growing group of Triangle performing arts groups and venues have formed the Triangle Arts Coalition for Health and Safety to make it easier for arts fans to find performances meeting certain Covid guidelines.

We are excited to welcome Terry Conlon to the Triangle ArtWorks Board of Directors.

In October, Triangle ArtWorks and Triangle Community Foundation are launching a workshop series specifically for arts administrators in the Triangle. This is the biggest series we have produced yet and it’s going to be a great one!

We are excited to welcome Courtney Napier to the ArtWorks Board of Directors.

We are so excited to welcome photographer and accountant Susan Jones to the TAW Board of Directors.

Our recent panel discussion on getting your show and gallery apps just right was recorded and is now available as a podcast or YouTube video thanks to a partnership with Art Studio Insights.

We are so excited to welcome curator and arts writer Charlotte Russell to the TAW Board of Directors.

Regional art and craft markets are taking applications for fall and holiday shows. After a year of no shows, or online only shows, artists are looking forward to getting back to work!

If you register for one of our events or workshops, you might notice that we are asking more questions than we have in the past. This is due to our revitalized commitment to developing the most effective and helpful programming possible.

As our country works to address the effects of long-standing inequity, arts organizations are starting to work to address inequity in their boards, staff and work. To help arts organizations help each other, we are creating an Equity Resource page on our website. We will be loading it with local and national resources to make it easier for arts organizations to get started. But we need your help!

The work of Teaching Artists exists at the intersection of performance or craft and education and impacts our next generation of painters, dancers, drummers and all artists.