ABOUT OUR EXHIBITIONS
The Halsey Institute hosts between five and seven exhibitions per year, highlighting adventurous contemporary art by emerging and mid-career artists of national stature. All exhibitions are accompanied by extensive educational programming. In addition, the Halsey Institute has maintained a strong international component over the years, bringing in artists from all over the world for residencies, lectures, and exhibitions.
Up Next | Motoi Yamamoto | May 25 – July 7, 2012
The centerpiece of the exhibition will be a site-specific installation created entirely out of salt by the artist during his two-week residency at the Halsey Institute. Curated by Mark Sloan, director and senior curator of HICA, the exhibition will also feature a series of recent drawings, paintings, sketchbooks, a video about the artist's process and the importance of salt in Japanese culture to be produced by the Halsey Institute, and a 170-page color catalogue documenting fourteen years of the artist's saltworks around the world.
ONLINE EXHIBITION »FROM THE ARCHIVES | Fall 2006 - Spring 2007
This unique exhibition was a grand collaboration between seven institutions in North and South Carolina and ten contemporary Japanese artists. The artists lived in the Carolinas for six-week residencies, creating work using natural materials or processes and were installed at their host institutions.
The comprehensive online exhibition offers analysis, hundreds of images, video and much more.
