The Wilma W. Daniels Gallery proudly features CFCC student & faculty work, and local ILM & NC artists
Daniels Gallery on the campus of Cape Fear Community College serves as an educational resource for students, faculty, and the community through the presentation of work by prominent regional and national artists. It is the mission of the gallery to expand student awareness of artistic trends, motivations, and techniques, through direct interaction with artwork and artists in the form of exhibition
s, lectures, and related events. The gallery schedules 8 to 10 exhibitions annually including one juried student show and one faculty exhibition. In addition to showcasing artwork, the gallery serves as a hands-on classroom for teaching curatorial and gallery management practices.
Operating as usual
Join us tonight 5/12 at 6pm for the opening of Dorothy Gillespie: A Retrospective Exhibit. Come enjoy eats from Taste of Italy and view these magnificent works.
Can't make it tonight? You can see the show beginning Monday, 5/15 from noon-5pm, Monday-Friday.
The Wilma W. Daniels Gallery is located at 200 Hanover Street, in the first floor of the Hanover Parking Deck in downtown Wilmington.
The Gallery is open Monday to Friday, noon-5 p.m.
(910) 362-7252
Our Students are hard at work! Make sure to stop by this Friday, May 12th for the opening reception of the Dorothy Gillespie exhibit.
This week, CFCC students, volunteers, and staff are hard at work hanging the next exhibit here at the Wilma W Daniels Gallery. Join us to view the beautifully vibrant works of Dorothy Gillespie at the opening reception May 12th at 6 pm. The show runs through August 26th.
What a great exhibition! Join us tonight at 6pm for the closing ceremony of our 2023 CFCC Student Art Exhibition. Thank you to all who came out and supported these talented young artists.
Thank you to everyone who came out for the 2023 CFCC Student Art Show "Artist Talks" events! Our Sea Devils are truly talented.
Today, CFCC students presented their work at our Artist Talks event. To view the 2023 Student Art Exhibition, stop by the gallery until April 28th.
Have you stopped by the 2023 CFCC Student Art Exhibition? Stop by the Wilma W Daniels Gallery until April 28th.
Learn more here: https://wilmadanielsgallery.com/
Taisha Benjamin, "Head in the Clouds"
2023 CFCC Student Art Exhibition Best in Show
The 2023 CFCC Student Art Exhibition is now open to the public! The gallery is open 12-5 on weekdays until April 28th. Join us tonight, for our monthly after-hours event, Fourth Friday.
Join us this Friday, March 24th, for light refreshments and live music as we celebrate art created by our very own Sea Devils!
Art 212 is a way for CFCC students to get a hands on experience working in the Wilma W. Daniels Gallery. This week, they're hard at work hanging the 2023 CFCC Student Art Exhibition. Our Sea Devils' pieces will be on display March 24th-April 28th.
The CFCC Student Art Exhibition opens next Friday. Join us on weekdays from 12-5 as we celebrate art created by our very own Sea Devils!
The Wilma W Daniels Gallery is CLOSED as we begin our set up for the 2023 CFCC Student Art Exhibition. We will reopen March, 24th with some amazing artwork from our very own Sea Devils.
The 2023 CFCC Student Art Exhibition will be live from March 24th - April 28th. As our preparations begin, take a look at Oliver Avera's Cat Man Bike 2022 Best in Show (image courtesy of the artist).
Join us on Monday, March 13th for an afternoon of Celtic Mandolin Music in the Wilma W. Daniels Gallery. Enjoy the sounds of Philip Singleton as our current exhibit comes to a close.
We've got a stellar weekend ahead of us with Wanda Sykes tonight, Fourth Friday with No Boundaries International Art Colony at Wilma W. Daniels Gallery at CFCC, and Annie The Musical on Tour all weekend! 🤩
After a couple of slow-ish weeks in terms of events, Wilmington comes roaring back this weekend with a whole slew of options.
We love our partnerships! This year No Boundaries artist Fritzi Huber collaborated with students and on paintings featuring blue crabs. Students also got to meet the visiting artists and speak to them about their work.
You can view the art that was created by the No Boundaries Art Residency and
DREAMS of Wilmington at the opening reception on Saturday, January 21st from
6-9PM at CFCC’s Wilma W. Daniels Gallery. Hope to see you there!
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Join us this Thursday, Jan. 12 at 12:30pm for a discussion with the artists of the 2022 Faculty Exhibition! This exhibit showcases a diversity of recent works by faculty in the Fine Art and Graphic Design departments at CFCC 🎨
Stop by the gallery on Friday night for the opening reception of this year's Cape Fear Community College Faculty Exhibition. There will be live music by CFCC Music Instructors Phil Singleton and Benny Hill with complimentary food & wine. The reception is from 5-8pm. See you there! 😊
Following the collective exhibition we hosted this summer, the CFCC Foundation raised over $5,000 to give to Eden Village, an organization that is working to build a tiny home community for homeless people in the Wilmington area.
A huge thank you to the CFCC Foundation, the Wilson Center, Sharon Wozniak-Spencer, Ben Billingsley, Geoff Calabrese, and Jennifer Mace for making this happen!
Today is the LAST day that Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World will be on display at the Wilma W. Daniels Gallery!
Stop in today from 12-5pm to see some great art before it leaves!
"The models are soft and flowing, suspended in time."
Eva Kjellberg, "The Impact"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"This is how I feel walking around in the world right now."
Andi Steele, "Shield"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"I paint because I bleed Alizarin Crimson."
Sheila Grabarsky, "How'd We Get Here?"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
REMINDER that our reception is tonight! Come on out to the Wilma W. Daniels Gallery at CFCC from 6-9PM to celebrate some great artists and their art!
Clear your calendars THIS Friday from 6-9PM for our Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Art Reception! Join us for light refreshments and live music 🎶
This exhibit features 31 pieces of artwork by 20 artists from 10 states. The work explores a variety of topics, including the pandemic, recent supreme court decisions, gun violence, and the current political situation.
"I have worked with metal casters from a village in Ghana as part of the 'Quality Individuals' group for years now. We make small sculptures of Modern Conveniences that the villagers have adopted from Western culture..."
Virginia Tyler, "Tiny Running Shoes"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"Foraging the plants on daily walks, opening the bundles to reveal what gift Mother Nature had given, and losing myself for hours in the studio was joyful and therapeutic."
Rebecca Yeomans, "Title Bag Series: Pecan"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"With so much noise and choices around us, we can become disorientated and discouraged on our path to reaching our full potential for our passion. With cheerful imagery, I try to stimulate a positive dialogue for you and others who view my work."
Joyce Wynes, "Breaking Through to Freedom"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"The rich colors and textures of the fibers, and the beauty, denote the diverse peoples that bring an abundance of culture and color to our world."
Dellis Frank, "Broken Promises Dashed Dreams"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"The COVID series is a physical narrative of the time during which it was designed and woven. The series was begun in March 2020 with the expectation that there would be only one piece - a commentary on the moment. Instead it has evolved to reflect each stage of our common experience."
Jeane Vogel, "Gauging Our Risk"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"These paintings are part of a broader series about the biology of conception and gestation."
Abby Spangel Perry, "Womb"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"As a lens-based artist, I seek to reposition my past as an operative with broader context. In exploring its impact, both active and benign, memory becomes metaphorical and ritualistic."
Barbara Snyder, "Decided"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"We must begin our days with courage."
Jeane Zorn, "Blue Courage"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"'A Small Gathering' brings people into close physical space, forcing them to communicate with each other. There is a feeling of support and protection in a group, but there is also the chance of negative individual actions."
Andi Steele, "A Small Gathering"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
"'Dilemma' is inspired by the story of Scylla and Charybdis and the saying 'you're either underwater or on fire' with regard to climate change and personal choices."
Prudence Bonds, "Dilemma"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
Due to the threat of inclement weather from Hurricane Ian, the Wilma W. Daniels Gallery will be closed on Friday, Sept. 30. Stay safe and we'll see you soon 💖
"Rather than weaving a commodity, I produce pieces that blend into a landscape that may cease to exist."
Mary Carlisle, "Saphrophyte"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12-Nov. 4, 2022
"My choice of the collage theme is utilized to portray our changing circumstances..."
Eva Kjellberg, "My Body-My Choice"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12-Nov. 4, 2022
Looking for fun Friday night plans?
Join us for the opening reception for Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition on Sept. 23, 2022 from 6-9pm. There will be light refreshments and a chance to chat with the artists 🎨
"In Surrender Dorothy (2020) I layer materials as a subtext emerges - the idea of nationalism subverted by the fragile laser cut silk figure of a girl skipping rope."
Pamela Toll, "Surrender Dorothy"
🎨 Acting Out: Visual Responses to a Changing World Exhibition
🖌️ On Display Sept. 12 - Nov. 4, 2022
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