Delta Arts Center concluded Black by Design with a joyful and engaging SPARK program led by JOYEMOVEMENT, inviting participants to experience the exhibition through movement, mindfulness, and creative expression. As the final public program connected to the exhibition, the workshop encouraged attendees to reflect on the themes of identity, creativity, and lived experience explored throughout Black by Design. Through guided movement and interactive activities, participants dis

This Juneteenth season, Delta Arts Center welcomed the community to a series of events that honored Black history, celebrated artistic excellence, and strengthened partnerships across Winston-Salem. Through visual art, music, photography, and conversation, each program reflected the enduring spirit of Juneteenth while reaffirming Delta's commitment to preserving and celebrating African American culture. Building Bridges Through Song The celebration began with Building Bridges

Curated by Zaire McPhearson featuring Brentae Holmes, Michael Dupuy, Joanna Henry, and Zaire McPhearson Exhibition Overview Black by Design is inspired by Here Where the Black Designers Are by Cheryl D. Miller, a text that calls attention to the persistent absence of Black graphic designers within dominant design histories while affirming their foundational role in shaping the field. This exhibition reflects a reality long overlooked: Black designers have always been here—pro

Opening Night at Delta Arts Center was nothing short of extraordinary. The reception welcomed an incredible turnout, with most of the exhibiting artists in attendance, creating an atmosphere that felt both celebratory and deeply personal. One of the most memorable moments of the evening came when we invited artists to share brief remarks about their work. What followed was an intimate exchange between creators and community. Some artists reflected on their journeys—speaking c

The Delta Arts Center presented a pop-up art exhibition at CONVIVE 2025: The Rev. Bill Yates Symposium at Graylyn Estate, featuring artists Kara Elizabeth, Mona King, Willie Welch, and Richard Tuck. The curated space offered symposium guests a calming environment to rest and reflect, aligning with the event’s focus on holistic health and community well-being.