NepantlaMFA Thesis Exhibitionby Sofia Aguilar Exhibition: April 7 - 11, 2026Reception: Friday, April 10th, 6-8p An exploration of living between cultures, Nepantla weaves together memory, myth, and lived experience to make the in-between visible.Nepantla takes its name from a Nahuatl word meaning “in-between,” a space of transition and becoming that reflects my experience as a second-generation Mexican American navigating cultures, languages, and geographies. Raised within oral traditions and stories from my grandparents, I first understood Mexico as something carried inside the home; later travels to Mexico and an artist residency in the ...

Mind's EyeMFA Thesis Exhibitionby Sammi Eady Exhibition: March 31 - April 4, 2026Reception: Saturday, April 4th, 6-8p Mind’s Eye is an exhibition revealing the contention between how the mind and the body remember a space.From childhood homes, first jobs, and card games, landmarks from my past are mapped through ongoing perception rather than fixed recordings. Relying on mind palaces and other mnemonic devices, both somatic and psychological approaches of visualization result in mixed perspective landscapes. Vulnerable fabrics bunch with memory. Artifacts extracted from these mappings indulge in their permeability.Mind’s Eye is a metaphysical world ...

Reconstituted LandsMFA Thesis Exhibitionby Calvin Ulrich  Exhibition: March 24 - 28, 2026Reception: Friday, March 27th, 6-8p Reconstituted Lands is a reimagination of the landscape painting tradition. The instability of the environment contained within these works is both reflective of current global climate realities and a symbol of the intersection between place and identity. As such, the depiction of space contains a certain malleability that can be mended, stitched together, or forcefully combined. A grafted terrain results, wedged like clay, evolving and impermanent.Through a more active depiction of nature as a dynamic and living force, ...

 GPS's Annual Community Small Works Show 2026  March 17 - 21, 2026Reception: Friday, March 20th | 6-8P Greensboro Project Space is pleased to announce its third annual juried community exhibition that features works by 30 local and regional artists. Through this exhibition we explore the depth and range of creative practices that flourish in Greensboro and beyond. We encourage community members to express themselves in any way, activating our space with playful contrasting dimensions and diverse visual approaches, across many artistic mediums.  Featuring Artwork by Taylor AllisonMason Arana AGG ArtsCatena BergevinMercer ...