Charlotte Millennial Art Program

Charlotte Millennial Art Program A monthly gathering of young Charlotte residents who wish to learn about art and to join others who s

A monthly gathering of young Charlotte residents (aged 21-35) who wish to learn about art and to join others who share the same interest.

Giftable, small works by MyLoan Dinh are coming soon to Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art. Only 4 available priced at $2...
12/03/2020

Giftable, small works by MyLoan Dinh are coming soon to Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art. Only 4 available priced at $250 each. They will be available Friday! Email [email protected] to reserve yours.

11/23/2020

Caitlin Mroz highlights six Charlotte artists with work on Etsy so local folks shopping from home can find the right gift, crafted by hand.

SAVE THE DATES!
09/08/2020

SAVE THE DATES!

Save the dates for “OFF THE PLANTATION” happening on October 8-10, 2020 & February 18-20, 2021 at Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art.

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Join us for a two-part exhibition led and curated by six visionary Charlotte-based artists who buck the system and challenge art world norms:
Carla Aaron-Lopez “aka kingcarla” | Dammit Wesley | Fart.PDF .pdf |
Kiana Mui | Kyle Mosher | Sir Will

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ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
American plantations did not simply die and become ghosts of the south on January 13, 1865. The plantation has disguised itself under the hood of American capitalism, and the cruelty of plantation culture has served as capitalism’s NOS-filled engine firmly rooting itself into the DNA of America.
On the plantation, capitalism grew into a unique economy where white is right and the dollar rules everything around me. A powerful system that was created to support institutional racism that exploits those who conform to whiteness and punishes those who do not. No institution has been spared.
In the art world, the heartless capitalistic message is transmitted by unspoken musts, where success is celebrated in hushed spaces of refinement – by educational pedigree – with high society endorsements. To be included is rare. To be accepted can mean conformity.
This is a show about emancipation from the capitalistic values that deliver a message of exclusion. This show marks the revolution of the artist. We are working our way .

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Charlotte, NC

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