Cutting Floor by Kate Nartker
November 1, 2025 - January 10, 2026
Gallery will be open with no appointment necessary:
November 1, 4:00-7:00pm, Artist Reception
December 6, 4:00-7:00pm, Winter Open House
Gallery Closed for holidays: Nov 27-30, Dec 25-28, Jan 1
Anchorlight is home to a 1,500 square foot, zero-commission gallery providing exhibition opportunities primarily to regional artists among others. Exhibitions are curated by Creative Director Shelley Smith, in collaboration with the artists, and invited guests.
Anchorlight does not currently accept unsolicited exhibition proposals. Any public calls for proposals will be made through our email newsletter.
ANCHORLIGHT GALLERY
Exhibition Archive
2025: Personal Inventories by Harrison Haynes
2025: Movements by Maria Britton (Copy)
2025: Codecs/Context by 2024 Brightwork Fellow Steven M. Cozart
2024: Division of Ancestral Deeds by Stacey Kirby
2024: Mannerisms by Lauren Frances Adams
2024: Grief Magic by Brightwork Fellow Saba Taj
2023: Strangebeautiful by Tonya Solley Thornton
2023: Maxito: A Memorial Exhibition by Lope Max Díaz
2023: Ex-Domestication by Precious D. Lovell
2022: Comes the Fall by BR Goldstein
2022: Hidden Entrance by Mike Geary
2022: White Lies by Raj Bunnag
2022: Give Black Raleigh Her Flowers
2022: UNC MFA
2022: We Drink the Sky by Elisabeth Effron
2021: migrations II, by Janet Link
2021: Time As A Sanctuary by John Felix Arnold III
2021: ABS(roundtable) by Brightwork Fellow Wu Xiaowei
2021: Redshift by Tim Lytvinenko
2020: Çukurova Plain, by Brightwork Fellow Ayla Gizlice
2020: Descendants of Sire by Brightwork Fellow Clarence Heyward
2020: A Moving Grove, by Brightwork Fellow Annie Blazejack in collaboration with Geddes Levenson
2019: Fleshmap: My Embroidered Bipolar Geographies by Brightwork Fellow Jennifer Markowitz
2019: Intangible Lines by Gabrielle Dugan
2019: Art As Therapy/Therapy As Art by Brightwork Fellow Julia Caston
2019: Like Sound Through Water by Alia El-Bermani
2019: Zugzwang 22 by Brightwork Fellow André Leon Gray
2019: Color Me by Alexandra Clay, presented by The Black and Black Project
2019: My Eminent/Imminent Domain by Brightwork Fellow Sally Van Gorder
2019: Daddy's Home, by Jo Ann Williams Fellow Lamar Whidbee
2018: Super Normal by Brightwork Fellow William Paul Thomas
2018: A River Made of Time and Memory by Susan Keiser
2018: Kidnapped Pagans by Antoine Williams
2018: Heavy Color/Nothing Much by Brightwork Fellow Cliff Elliott
2018: Generation Z by Southeast Raleigh High School
2018: Right Before We Fly by Dare Coulter
2018: Liminality by Tim Lytvinenko
2018: PIECE(WORK) by Kelly Kye
2018: Distance by Ely Urbanski
2018: Reconciled by Chuck Rose
2017: CLICK! Photography Festival
2017: INSTANTANEOUS: THE POLAROID LEGACY
2017: Pete Sack
2017: Lamar Whidbee - Free Lunch
2017: DAVID EICHENBERGER: CONSTANT BEARING
2017: THE ANXIOUS CONDITION
2017: Luke Buchanan
