Celebrating 12 YEARS
As An Arts-Based Community Development Corporation Reflecting and Responding to Artistic Cultural Diversity
NATIONAL BLACK ART EXHIBITION
January 15 - February 29, 2020
Untitled hand made paper work by David C. Driskell
Ellington-White Contemporary
John Biggers, Peggy Blood, Ben Jones, Gene Tinnie, Louise Mouton Johnson,
Ricky N. Calloway, Charlie T. Johnson, Dwight Smith, Senghor Reid, Willis Bing Davis, Jocelyn Rainey, Derrick Davis, Audrey Masden Davis, Dwayne Daniels.
Rosenthal Gallery Fayetteville State University
Ben Jones, David C. Driskell, Robert J. Stull, Shirley Woodson, Charlie T. Johnson, Senghor Reid, Raymond Wells, Priscilla Phifer, Robbie Best, Carla Jones,
Saffell Gardner, Stephanie Hill- Ross, Asia Hamilton, Yolanda Sharpe, Yvette Rock, Eileen Monteiro, Donna Kennedy, Matthew Corbin, Ackeem Salmon,
Shekenia Mann, Bill Sanders, Harold Allen, Valerie Fair, Jide Aje, Judy Bowman,
Harold Braggs, Carole Morisseau, Peggy Blood, Marvette Aldridge
CALENDAR
2020/21
Exhibition Schedule
March 25 - May 23, 2020
Once Upon a Time: Fairy Tales, Fables and Myths II.
Again we invite artists to examine their cultural relationships with the subject matter. A nationally juried exhibition. Open to all mediums.
July 8 - August 29, 2020
Abstraction: Between Spirit and Magic
An invitational exhibition of North Carolina Artists.
September 7 - October 26, 2020
Artists Who Teach
National Juried Exhibition of Visual Art Educators
EVENTS
ELLINGTON-WHITE CONTEMPORARY
Gallery Location: 113 Gillespie St.
(Downtown Fayetteville, NC)
Gallery Hours: 11:00 AM - 4:00PM
Wednesday - Saturday
email:
call us: 910-483-1388
AFRICAN ART FOR SALE
An Estate Exhibition and Sale of
African Art and John Biggers Prints
from the
The estate of
John and Hazel-Hales Biggers
CLICK HERE TO SHOP
Discovering the Arts
SUMMER PROGRAM