GreenHill Center for North Carolina Art

GreenHill engages a broad community of artists, adults, and children through dynamic exhibitions and educational programs while providing a platform for exploration and investment in art. We are the only non-collecting organization dedicated to presenting, promoting, and advocating contemporary visual art and artists of North Carolina.

On October 7, 1974, Green Hill Art Gallery was incorporated as a gallery space for professional artists with a statewide mission of supporting NC artists. After finding its first home at the Sternberger House on Summit Avenue, GreenHill moved three times: first, to the old News and Record building (i.e., Greensboro Cultural Center), then, while it was being renovated, to 327 South Elm Street, and finally back to our current home, the Greensboro Cultural Center at 200 North Davie Street. We have served well over a million visitors, shown work of over 9,850 artists, traveled shows, brought in outside curators, given artists the opportunity to have important retrospectives, shown comprehensive surveys of mediums and genres, and started an award-winning studio program. We have always strived for excellence in all we do.

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