Current Exhibitions

Discover what’s happening in Charlotte’s art world with our Exhibitions Guide! This list compiles rotating exhibitions from top galleries and museums in the area. Check out what’s on view right now and plan your next creative adventure!

Artoberfest

Mooresville Art

November 12, 2026

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A showcase featuring 104 works by 57 artists.

Wolf Kahn (1927-2020)

Jerald Melberg Gallery

November 14, 2026

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A solo exhibition of pastels by the celebrated landscape artist, Wolf Kahn (1927-2020).

This Must Be The Place

York County Center for the Arts

November 21, 2026

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WORKS BY DEVANN DONOVAN, KRISTY BISHOP, & AMANDA FOSHAG

Wild at Heart

Anne Neilson Fine Art

November 28, 2026

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These playful creatures remind us to embrace curiosity, celebrate imagination, and stay a little wild at heart.

Nov/Dec Exhibitions

Hidell Brooks

December 16, 2026

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Artworks from Ben Grasso, Jeremy Holmes, & Scott Troxel.

ArtPop Invitational

Luca Studio & Gallery

December 18, 2026

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New and recent work from ArtPop's 2026 cohort of featured artists.

Mending the Wild

Discovery Place Science

December 31, 2026

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A solo exhibition utilizing reclaimed materials from Charlotte artist Tina Alberni.

After the Dinner Party

SOCO Gallery

December 31, 2026

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A love letter to the act of lingering.

Pillars of Friendship

Gaston County Museum

January 1, 2027

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Highlighting the fundamental elements of fruitful friendships.

Sown Together

Harvey B Gantt Center

January 24, 2027

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Bringing together textile works that explore identity, memory, migration, and the African diaspora through innovative material practices.

Corey Pemberton: Living Well

Mint Museum Uptown

January 31, 2027

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More than 70 works spanning painting, collage, blown glass sculpture, quilts and fiber arts.

Making an Impression: Pioneering Latin American Printmakers

The Bechtler

February 1, 2027

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Presenting a multigenerational group of four artists who have redefined the possibilities of printmaking through material and perceptual innovation.

Absent Host

Galleries at Davidson College

February 7, 2027

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Examining the severed relationship between Indigenous peoples and their land, culture, and ancestral knowledge due to colonial practices of dispossession, erasure, forced assimilation, and genocide.

CLAY

Cabarrus Arts Council Galleries

February 19, 2027

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Bringing together the work of 16 contemporary potters.

The Artifacts of Being Human

Mint Museum Uptown

March 7, 2027

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Through ceramics, painting, and collage, Stott’s work explores her family’s heritage, motherhood, and the objects that fill our daily lives.