In Patrick and Rhyne Sister Galleries at Alamance Arts…
Alamance Arts is thrilled to showcase the art of veterans, active military members, and their families. This exhibit features 23 artists, including painters, silversmiths, woodworkers, photographers, and more. “A Salute to Service Members” strives to honor our military members and their families, as artists and individuals beyond their service. These men and women are often celebrated for defending our country; Alamance Arts aims to celebrate them for their art as well.
At Mebane Arts & Community Center…
Emily is a former Animal Science and Veterinary Technology major and recent retiree from Atrium Wake Forest Baptist’s Radiation Oncology Department, who began studying art in 2020. Her love of animals is reflected in this hyper realistic collection of pet portraits. This exhibit features remarkably detailed pastel drawings that will have you convinced you are looking at photographs.
Public Art
In
Alamance County
Public art is described as art in any medium that has been planned and executed with the intention of being implemented in the public domain, making it accessible to all. With the help of Alamance Arts, many locations within Alamance County have expanded their public art collections with exciting pieces from local artists. Alamance Arts is committed to shaping the cultural identity of Alamance County by making art a tangible presence in the lives of its citizens. In order to achieve this mission, Alamance Arts contributes to providing public art to the Burlington, Mebane, Graham and Glen Raven areas.
Alamance Arts would like to thank those who contributed to implementing our public art pieces. We have the utmost gratitude for New Leaf Society, LabCorp, Rick and Lummy Barnes, Carolina Biological, Burlington Downtown Corporation, City of Burlington, City of Mebane, Frank Holder and Wayne Vaughn. Without you, we would not be able to enrich our community.
Click here to see the public art throughout Alamance County.
Find Arty The Mouse
Here is a fun scavenger hunt to find all 11 Arty the Mice. Follow the map to uncover all the locations and learn more about our downtown Graham!
Click here to download the brochure!
Up Next at Alamance Arts-
“The Art of America: A 250 Year Celebration” exhibit opening August 18, 2026.
Join us in celebrating America’s 250th birthday! Alamance Arts is currently seeking artists to participate in our “The Art of America: A 250 Year Celebration” exhibit. This exhibit celebrates our culture, landscapes, history, and flag through a diverse range of media, including textiles, sculpture, painting, and more. Featuring a guest appearance by Alamance Piecemakers Quilt Guild’s commemorative quilt, “We the People.”
