Art in the Atrium
Centennial Station Arts Center
121 S Centennial Street
High Point, NC 27260
Art in the Atrium is an opportunity for local artists to show and sell their work at Centennial Station Arts Center. The High Point Arts Council provides exhibit space in our gallery atrium for visual artists, and an artist reception during our monthly Art on Tap networking events. No commission is charged, so artists receive the full retail price of their work to reinvest in building and growing their creative practice.
The HPAC program also highlights the importance of providing local and regional artists with equitable access to a professional exhibition venue where they can share their work with the High Point community. By activating the atrium gallery as a visible and welcoming space, Art in the Atrium connects artists to the Arts Council’s network of creatives, supporters, and community partners, fostering meaningful relationships, increasing exposure, and strengthening the regional arts ecosystem.
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All exhibits are open Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., excluding HPAC office holiday closures.
Rhonda "Rhen" Neal
January 17 - February 23 2026
Rhonda “Rhen” Neal is a multidisciplinary artist and creative entrepreneur based in High Point, North Carolina. She leads Rhen.Ovations Studio, a vibrant creative hub dedicated to intentional design, original artwork, and expressive storytelling. Deeply inspired by African heritage—particularly the symbolism, beauty, and strength of Black hair—her work balances softness with power, moving fluidly between warm, vibrant palettes and striking black-and-white compositions. Rhen’s art honors legacy, intuition, and inner strength, inviting moments of reflection, grounding, and quiet affirmation.
Ana Seabolt
October 8 - November 7, 2025
Life is a beautiful yet grueling journey that leaves its mark on us all. Through figurative painting, Ana Seabolt explores the emotional and physical scars shaped by personal trauma, femininity, grace, and perseverance. This collection draws inspiration from religious artwork, stained glass windows, and comic books, blending reverence with bold visual storytelling. Together, these works invite reflection on resilience, vulnerability, and the strength found in survival.
Yolanda Grier
November 19 2025 - January 16 2026
Yolanda Grier is an abstract painter who lives and works in High Point, North Carolina. A native of Kinston, NC, she developed an early appreciation for nature—particularly long walks and the ocean—as sources of solace and reflection. Her expressive painting style, characterized by vibrant color, is an outpouring of joy rooted in healing and personal transformation after childhood pain.
A self-taught artist, Yolanda has witnessed the restorative power of creativity as a pathway to wholeness. By openly sharing her own journey of surviving trauma, she invites conversation around creative healing and affirms that wholeness exists on the other side.
In addition to her visual art practice, Yolanda is a published author of two books and incorporates the power of words into her creative workshops and classes, believing that art, language, and healing are deeply connected.
