Hanging clothes is more than pinning garments on a line. It tells you something about your neighbors, and it tells them something about you. For one of the state’s most beloved artistic families, hanging clothes brings them closer to home.
An Artistic Heritage
A painter’s father still guides her work, years after he’s gone.
Imaginary Lines
Have you ever wondered what you’d see if you could gaze clear across the ocean? Who would be over there? What would the land look like? Our writer has pondered these questions all of his life. As it turns out, someone over there wondered the same thing.
Little by Little
Chip Hemingway fills his canvas, one stroke at a time.
Colorshow Gallery
Betsy Browne has no problem filling her shelves with art. Here, the artists come to her.
Memory Painter
Ronald Ragland relies on scenes from his childhood in Oxford to inspire his art.
Seriously Funny
An Army veteran found his talent in art, and a chance meeting led to an award-winning second career drawing newspaper comics in Charlotte. Through his cartoons, Eugene Payne forced the nation to rethink key political issues.
The Making of an Issue: How Sweet It Is!
Want to know more about our February issue? Continue reading for details and insights on our stories that you may not find in the pages of the magazine. Enjoy!
Readers’ Choice: Our State‘s Best of 2011 Winners
The results are in! Take a look at the Readers' Choice winners for favorite cover, photo essay, story, recipe, and video of 2011.
