Published July 2020
Gallery artist Grant Drumheller recently shared a glimpse inside his studio along with reflections on working during quarantine with online arts and culture publication Hyperallergic. In June, their long-running series “A View From the Easel” featured quarantine reflections. Grant, who had been working in Rome since the beginning of the year, had to return home early and in February due to Covid-19.
Published February 2020
The Post interviews artist Carmen Neely and Gallery owner Sonya Pfeiffer about the gallery’s signature winter exhibition.
Published February 2020
The Charlotte Observer shares insights about Heaven.
Published November 2019
The Charlotte Observer takes a tour of Nico Amortegui’s studio and delves into his story and process.
Published November 2019
Owner and Creative Director of Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art, Sonya Pfeiffer shares her tips on buying and collecting artwork.
Published October 2019
Charlotte Magazine features an immersive VR experience from the Vicarious exhibition that highlights the challenges of a double amputee.
Published May 2019
The Charlotte Observer breaks down the newest exhibition at the gallery, We See Heaven Upside Down.
Published April 2019
Transparency artist Chris Watts talks with The Charlotte Observer about the process and materials he uses in his own works
Published January 2019
Gallery owner Sonya Pfeiffer sits down and talks about the hotly attended Transparency exhibition with Let’s Talk Art With Brooke.
Published December 2018
Glass art comes to life in the Transparency exhibition. Read our feature in Art & Antiques Magazine.
Published October 2018
Military veterans are the subject — and most of the artists themselves. Empathy is the topic.
Published October 2018
Through the works of art displayed in the Vicarious exhibition, Elder Gallery challenges the stereotypes often associated with veterans to create empathy, not sympathy.
Published September 2018
MyLoan Dinh’s art brings alive some of the most pivotal moments of her life, and life in the world today.
Published March 2018
When the word millennial comes up in conversation or in articles, it’s often about social media, student loan debt or avocado toast. But what about art? The Charlotte Millennial Art Program introduces young professionals to art with the goal of teaching members about something new.
Published February 2018
Sonya Pfeiffer sits down and talks about the Art of Struggle exhibition on Let’s Talk Art With Brooke.
Published February 2018
Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art’s owner Sonya Pfeiffer discusses glass art, the Charlotte art scene, and her own journey in the art world in this article by Art Guide Magazine.
Published February 2018
Today, Governor Roy Cooper recognized and thanked North Carolinians who preserve African American heritage and culture. One of those North Carolinians was gallery artist Charles Farrar, read about this prestigious award in the article below.
Published February 2018
To meet Charles Farrar is to meet a man whose warm and engaging personality makes him likable even before you learn what a talented artist he is. Read more about Charles and his art in the feature article by Charleston Style and Design Magazine.
Published February 2018
Gallery artist MyLoan Dinh and the Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art were featured in the latest article of the arts and culture magazine, diaCRITICS.
Published February 2018
Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art is featured at Art With Heart, the yearly winter fundraiser held by local domestic violence and sexual assault service nonprofit Safe Alliance.
Published February 2018
Uncomfortable questions, complex feelings, alternative perspectives? Bring them all on for The Art of Struggle. The Charlotte Observer features the Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art in their latest article.
Published January 2018
In the midst of a nationwide racial and gender reckoning, how does contemporary art challenge us to confront our fractured reality, and what role does the artist play in this challenge?
Published October 2017
When Sonya Pfeiffer and her husband David met friends for dinner at O-Ku Sushi earlier this year, they didn’t expect to take over an art gallery. Read about how they came to own the Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art in this spotlight article by South End.
Published September 2017
The Elder Gallery of Contemporary Art is thrilled to be the first gallery in North Carolina to offer fine glass art by nationally recognized artists David Patchen, Marlene Rose and Jon Kuhn. With this opening exhibition, collectors in the southeast will have their first look at three artists who use the same medium, but create masterpieces with vastly different techniques.
