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Seven planets will be visible in the sky at the same time on February 28, 2025. Some stargazers are calling it a planetary parade to celebrate, others are hunkering down. This exhibition examines differing approaches to the yin and yang of the seasons and features internationally recognized artists New York-based Larry Horowitz and Miami-based Andreina Ron Pedrique.
Every planet in our solar system can be seen from Earth in the sky on February 28, 2025. Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter will be visible with the unaided eye. Saturn, Uranus and Neptune will be up there, too, but require binoculars or a telescope to find. The mystery and magic of this celestial event is reflected in the quiet, wintery scenes Larry Horowitz captures in his rich and intentional works on canvas. The excitement and celebration of our natural world radiates from the emotionally charged works of Andreina Ron Pedrique.
SUNDOWN, FEB. 28, 2025
SE CLT OPEN HOUSE
MARCH 1, 2025 FROM 1 PM - 3 PM
Please join us as we celebrate the launch of SE CLT Gallery!
We invite you to join the gallery team and artists of SE CLT Gallery for an open house at our new space in South End Charlotte. Our gallery is more intimate now, and we are limiting the number of visitors so there is an opportunity to explore the space and talk with our artists. RSVP required by timeslot.
SE CLT X MANIA CONTEMPORARY
COLLABORATIVE EXHIBITION
Friday, September 12, 2025. The launch of our partnership with Toronto-based gallery Mania Contemporary. Book your ticket to YYZ now for the opening exhibition
About Mania Contemporary: Mania Contemporary exposes Toronto to innovative and thought-provoking contemporary street art by emerging and established artists from around the world. Under the leadership of gallery director Susan Fernandes and owner Michael Tozman, Mania embraces revolutionary creatives and experimentation. Prominent Cuban Street artist Fabian Lopez opened his first North American exhibition at Mania. Fabian’s graffiti-style art adorns the walls of Fábrica de Arte Cubano, Cuba’s most important art institution, showing that the state-drawn line between acceptable and unacceptable is often unclear if not contradictory, as is everything in Cuba. His artist signature 2+2=5?, which is scribbled all over Havana, acts as a critical reminder of this surreal reality – things don’t add up here. Other cutting-edge exhibitions have included Monk-E, one of the iconic figures of the hip hop culture in Québec, known for his prose and urban painting, and sought-after Toronto-based muralist The Half Decent, and Brazilian-based multi-media artist Elvis Mourão.
FRIDAY, SEP. 12, 2025