Charlotte and Philip Hanes Art Gallery
The Charlotte and Philip Hanes Art Gallery (Wake Forest's fine arts gallery) is focused on presenting challenging and engaging artwork; mostly contemporary, but sometimes focused on historical works or selections from the breadth of Wake Forest's collections. Through 6-8 exhibitions a year, the Hanes Gallery’s goal is to encourage a direct and involving experience with the artwork.
The Hanes Gallery is located on the first floor of Scales Fine Arts Center in the Theater Lobby.
1834 Wake Forest Road Winston-Salem, NC 27106
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(336) 758-5585
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Mon - Fri, 10am-5pm; Sat & Sun, 1pm-5pm (Closed during University Holidays)
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Upcoming Events
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Recent Events
2018 Student Art Exhibition
5/21/20182018 Student Art Exhibition
5/20/20182018 Student Art Exhibition
5/19/20182018 Student Art Exhibition
5/18/20182018 Student Art Exhibition
5/17/2018Recent Activity
Matt Kendrick left a positive review 3/15/2017
Inspiring lecture. His thoughts and techniques on improvisation and composition were enlighting to me. Here are my notes from my phone.
Sonic geometrics
12 degrees
Tri. Centric
Ghost trans musics
The house of the rectangle drones
Piece of music as theme park
Unique opportunities in a space
Traveling music imagine people on trips coming together.
Set of logics
Music set of reality inside the music space
Narrative structure
Falling river prototypes
Poses in the pieces
Combination logics
Robert left a positive review 9/16/2016
Getting to know Alex, as he taught some of my drawing classes, has been wonderful. His work is very thoroughly contemplated, and it's been awesome getting to see the mind and drive behind such interesting forms.
Jonathan Dixon IV left a review 1/31/2016
Interesting work of art, I just wish I there was a guide to teach me the importance of them.
Charlotte and Philip Hanes Art Gallery posted a photo 8/16/2013
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Dean Franco left a positive review 2/13/2018
The event was great! McGinley's talk was exceptionally well researched, clearly delivered, and full of promise--this is going to be an important book. I'm grateful to my colleagues for bringing her to Wake Forest. My only regret is that more people did not attend.