Date and Time for this Past Event
- Thursday, Jan 2, 2025 6am - 6pm
Location
The Morning Times Cafe
10 E Hargett St
Details
The Morning Times Café, a staple in Raleigh’s vibrant arts and culture scene, is proud to announce an exciting new art exhibit featuring the work of Kirk Knoll, an emerging East Coast artist known for his raw, punk-inspired aesthetic. The show will open on January 2, 2025, and run through February 28, 2025, offering Raleigh residents and visitors a unique opportunity to experience Knoll’s bold and evocative work.
Kirk Knoll’s art captures the gritty, rebellious energy of the punk rock movement, blending vivid colors, chaotic textures, and confrontational imagery to challenge conventions and spark dialogue. His pieces draw inspiration from underground music scenes, street art, and the raw emotion of urban life, making his work a perfect fit for the dynamic atmosphere of The Morning Times Café.
“This show represents a pivotal moment in my career,” said Knoll. “Raleigh’s creative community has always embraced fresh perspectives, and I’m thrilled to share my work in such a welcoming and eclectic space.”
The exhibit will include a mix of large-scale canvases, mixed-media installations, and limited-edition prints. Visitors can also purchase select pieces and exclusive merchandise during the show.
The Morning Times Café has long been a hub for local artists, musicians, and creatives. By hosting Knoll’s exhibit, the café continues its tradition of supporting rising talent and fostering a sense of community through art.
About Kirk Knoll:
Kirk Knoll is an East Coast-based artist whose work explores themes of rebellion, individuality, and cultural critique. With a background in design and a deep connection to the punk rock ethos, Knoll’s art is a bold celebration of authenticity and self-expression.
About The Morning Times Café:
Located in the heart of downtown Raleigh, The Morning Times Café is more than just a coffee shop. It’s a beloved gathering place where art, culture, and community converge. Known for its commitment to showcasing local talent, the café has become a cornerstone of Raleigh’s creative landscape.
For more information about the exhibit, please contact Kirk Knoll at 571-239-5475.
