

Introducing Spotlights & Brushstrokes, an exciting collaboration between the Raleigh Little Theatre and many of Raleigh’s most talented local artists!
Now, in addition to the incredible art on our stage, enjoy the wealth of fine art in our Sutton and Gaddy lobbies displayed throughout the 2026-2027 season. Come be immersed in both the visual and the performing arts. It’s two great experiences in one!
Curated by local artists Jean Corbett, Eileen Hendren, Julia Einstein, and Scott Jamison, the exhibit features original pottery, landscapes, still lifes, abstracts, and much more from award-winning local talents.
All art is available for purchase. Please contact Eileen Hendren with any questions, or reach out directly to the artist using the links below!
List of featured artwork | Updated September. 2026
Beth Barger
Beth’s paintings invite the viewer to linger in life’s quiet moments, where light turns the familiar into the sublime. She follows its shimmer across shorelines, meadows, interiors, and even the faces of animals, chasing the fleeting magic that makes the ordinary glow with mystery. Though her impressionistic style has earned national recognition, Beth measures success in something less tangible—the hush of recognition when a viewer feels what she once felt at the easel. For her, a painting’s journey is fulfilled only when it awakens that shared sense of wonder in another soul.
Email Beth for details or to purchase: bbargerart@nullgmail.com.

“Fine Fall Day”
Oil on Canvas. 9″ x 12″
$560

“Moored in a Paris Memory”
Oil on Canvas. 24″ x 30″
$1,920
Jean Corbett
Jean is an amateur artist working with mixed media and acrylics. She enjoys “playing” with materials colors and textures and being surprised at what eventually develops. It’s all about the fun of it!
Jean also exhibits at Gallery 20, 20 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh.
Email Jean for details or to purchase: jhcorbett125@nullgmail.com .

“Take the Magic With You”
Mixed Media.
$600
Judy Crane
Judy has lived and created her artwork in Raleigh NC for over 40 years. Originally a watercolorist she has also worked with soft pastels, settling into oil painting for the last 20 years. Judy believes that art is a lifelong learning process, studying with prominent artists both in the US and abroad,. She enjoys sharing her knowledge teaching painting workshops. Judy’s paintings are held in many private and corporate collections.
Tap to visit Judy’s website. Judy also exhibits at Gallery 20, 20 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh.
Email Judy for details or to purchase: judycrane@nullme.com

“Through the Trees”
Oil on Canvas. 40″ x 60″
$5,600
Julia Einstein
Julia Einstein is a Raleigh-based artist whose work is included in the Municipal Art Collection. As Artist in Residence at Raleigh City Farm, she aligns her studio practice with the growing season, informing her flower icon paintings. Drawing on both direct observation and 19th-century botanical arts, she creates paintings, prints, and installations.
Julia also exhibits at Gallery 20, 20 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh.
Tap to visit her website for more information, and inquiries.

“Summer Bouquet”
Oil on Canvas. 12″ x 12″
$1,800

“Flower Bed”
Oil on Canvas. 60″ x 48″
$2,200

“Summer Lupine”
Oil on Canvas Diptich. 40″ x 60″
$2,500
Amy Flynn
Fobots (Found Object Robots) are the creations of Raleigh, NC artist Amy Flynn. Combing flea markets, auctions, antique malls and the internet for cool, vintage junk, Amy then solders and bolts her finds together to create one-of-a-kind robots. They are not functional, they are not toys, and they will not go on a rampage while you sleep.
Like the Tin Man, each Fobot has a heart in it. If the bot opens up, you can see it dangling from a little chain. If it doesn’t open, you’ll still be able to hear it rattling around inside.
All Fobots are one-of-a-kind. Custom orders are also welcome.
Tap to visit her website for more information.
Discover Fobots: Found Object Robots

“J. Paul Giddy Up”
Found Objects Sculpture. 11.5″
$495

“LL Cool Jane”
Found Object Sculpture. 17.5″
$595

“The Fifth Elephant”
Found Objects Sculpture. 15″
$575

“The Wizard of Odds and Ends”
Found object sculpture. 10″
$1,795 for set of 4

“You’re My Everything”
Found object sculpture. 11.5″
$695 for pair
Ryan Fox
Ryan Fox is a signature member of the American (AWS), National (NWS), and Transparent Watercolor Societies (TWSA). His paintings have won awards in The American Watercolor Society (AWS), Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors, Missouri Watercolor Society, Georgia Watercolor Society (GWS), and Watercolor Society of North Carolina juried shows.
His work has been featured in Watercolor Artist Magazine, Art of Watercolour, and Splash 15, 16, 19 & 20 hardcover books published by F+W Media. Ryan also teaches beginning and advanced watercolor classes at City of Raleigh Pullen and Sertoma Art Centers.

“Rainbow of Fruit Flavors – Big Ben”
Watercolor. 31″ x 26″
$3,200

“Chicago Theatre”
Watercolor. 39″ x 31″
$5,000

“Bridge of Sights – Venice, Italy”
Watercolor. 38″ x 14″
$1,200
Katherine Grossfeld
Regardless of subject matter, Katherine’s work is always about the study of light and its ability to touch memory and emotion. Her love of travel continues to inspire and influence her art, although most days you will find her at home in North Carolina. Painting nearly every day, she strives to capture a moment in time and to reach a higher level of mastery of her
craft. As she says, “There is always more to learn.”

“Home”
Oil on Panel. 30″ x 30″
$2,300

“My Spring Fling”
Oil on Panel. 24″ x 24″
$1,700
Linda Hauser
Linda Hauser is a North Carolina artist whose oil and pastel paintings celebrate the beauty of the American landscape through luminous light, rich color, and an enduring sense of place. Whether working en plein air or in the studio, she is drawn to the quiet moments that often go unnoticed — a winding path, the glow of late afternoon, the stillness before a storm, or the warmth of sunlight filtering through trees.
Her paintings are rooted in careful observation but guided by emotion, inviting viewers to slow down and reconnect with the landscapes that shape our memories and inspire reflection. Each work is thoughtfully composed to evoke a feeling rather than simply document a scene, creating art that resonates long after the first impression.
Linda’s work has been accepted into national juried exhibitions, and she is a current member of American Impressionist Society and juried member of the Pastel Society of America and Oil Painters of America.
Email Linda for details or to purchase: lindahauserart@nullgmail.com

“Going Native #1”
Oil on Canvas. 28″ x 22″
$1,100

“Going Native #2”
Oil on Canvas. 28″ x 22″
$1,100
Pam Hedrick
Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Pam has resided in Raleigh, NC for over forty years occupied a studio at the Carter Building on Glenwood Avenue for more than half that time.
Initial works focused on black and white pen and ink portraiture and drawings of the human figure. From pen and ink, the medium of choice shifted to the spontaneity and excitement of watercolor with subject matter focusing on human and animal portraits, florals, still life, and landscapes. Soft pastel works followed and were embraced for their vibrant colors, while allowing Pam to work quickly and utilize her strong drawing capabilities. Selected for its fast-drying characteristics and ease in applying brilliant colors, acrylic has become the avenue of most recent interest.
Variety is one of the keys to her creative inspiration, rendering here choice of styles, media, and subject matter unlimited. Styles range from a mainstay of impressionism to the abstract. An assortment of popular works has been created from experiments into alternative media, including collage, jewelry design and fabrication, and wire sculpture. Throughout Pam’s life, she has continued to develop her skills via workshops and courses provided by a variety of nationally and regionally renowned art instructors. A constants pursuit of excellence by means of experimentation, study, and exercise of creative expressions ensure that her journey toward artistic perfections will never end.
Pam also exhibits at Gallery 20, 20 Glenwood Ave and the Carter Building, 22 Glenwood Ave Studio 12C, in Raleigh.

“NC Museum of Art”
Watercolor. 7″ x 5″
$100

“Wrightsville Near the End”
Pastel. 12″ x 16″
$384

“Nude”
Mixed Media 12″ x 8″
$160
Alexandre E.
Alexandre Emmanuel was born in Olinda, a city on the northeastern coast in Pernambuco State of Brazil. He began to paint at an early age and by the time he was thirteen, he was already selling his artwork. After graduating from the University of Pernambuco with a degree in Architecture and Urban Studies, Alexandre completed a degree in painting at the Museum of Contemporary Arts in the historic city of Olinda. Alexandre is known for combining architecture and visual arts creating vibrant cityscapes and murals. His work also includes figurative paintings that reflect his family and history in Brazil and other scenes, birds and animals of his home country.
Tap to visit Alexandre’s website.
Email Alexandre for details or to purchase: alexandree2469@nullgmail.com

“Peacock”
Acrylic on Canvas. 48″ x 24″
$1,200

“Brazilian Parrot”
Acrylic on Canvas. 48″ x 24″
$1,200

“Fabulous”
Acrylic on Canvas. 48″ x 24″
$800

“Carnival Lady”
Acrylic on Canvas. 48″ x 24″
$1,200
Scott Jamison
After years in corporate America, retirement has given Scott the time and freedom to return to creating art full time. Scott pursued art in his schooling but his life after was absorbed with career and family obligations. After retirement Scott returned to drawing, painting and printmaking. Watercolor has become his favorite media with the technical planning required in this media appealing to his technical background. Nothing is more rewarding than creating a piece of art that gives pleasure to you and others!
Email Scott for details or to purchase: scottejamison@nullgmail.com

“Barred Owl”
Watercolor. 27″ x 35″
$950

“Boys of Summer Long Ago”
Watercolor. 20″ x 27″
$500

“The Blackened Cathedral”
Watercolor. 30″ x 23″
$700
Diana Malin
Diana Malin sees a painting in everything. Her loves of travel, world markets and bazaars, fashion, nature, food and cooking, interiors, and especially people trigger her ideas onto the canvas. She is an intuitive abstract painter who faces a blank board with no clear idea of what will happen. By adding layer upon layer and constantly revising, an original painting is developed.
Email Diana for details or to purchase: DianaMalin@nullgmail.com

“Cinco de Mayo”
Mixed Media. 24″ x 24″
$250

“The Toast”
Giclee on Canvas. 36″ x 36″
$250
Patricia Pittman
Patricia is an award-winning artist who has focused much of her artistic career on the classical approach to oils. She specializes in Landscapes, Portraits, Still Life and Classical Reproductions and continues to be fascinated by the human form, often reproducing Masters in the Italian Verdaccio method.
Patricia has been juried into and won numerous awards in local, national and international shows. Patricia is also a recognized en Plein Air artist and her work is regularly featured in artistic publications.
Tap to visit Patricia’s website. Patricia also exhibits at Gallery 20, 20 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh.
Email Patricia for details or to purchase: HPitt46@nullaol.com

“Foxy”
Oil on Canvas. 24″ x 24″
$1,000

“Coneflower”
Oil on Canvas.
$2,200
Galina Stockstill
Galina has always loved painting. From childhood, she enjoyed making different colors and smelling fresh paint. Galina loves experimenting with oil and acrylic, but her favorite technique is gouache. Using gouache, she feels she can express the manner in which she sees and feels the world around her. In her work, Galina combines the rich sensuous color of nature with the impressionistic manner of painting that she studied in Russia.
Tap to visit Galina’s website. Galina also exhibits at Gallery 20, 20 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh.
Email Galina for details or to purchase: galinastocks@nullgmail.com

“Evening in the Garden”
Acrylic on Canvas. 16″ x 20″
$750

“View from Shell Island”
Acrylic on Canvas. 10″ x 20″
$550
Min Zhong
Min has been a lifelong appreciator for arts and beauty. She moved to the United States in 1998 where she studied at the North Carolina State University; she now considers North Carolina her home. Min started taking evening art classes in 2010 while working a full-time corporate job. Ever since she has dedicated thousands and thousands of hours to her art practice. Her dedication has paid off in the form of notable artistic awards and recognitions.
Min has experimented on various dry and wet mediums, and she found the oil paint her primary medium. Her style is in continuous evolvement, yet the principles stay the same. She always has an emotional connection with the subjects. As she states on her website: “Painting and Drawing is a state of living to me. As a portrait and landscape artist, people and nature are my inspiration; my style empathizes with the subject I paint. I strive to see the essence of the person or the scene, and to tell a
story, explore an idea, or convey a particular feeling. I hope the captured moment will resonate with the viewer.”
Email Min for details or to purchase: min@nullminzcart.com

“Got Your Present”
Oil on Canvas. 10″ x 8″
$225

“Majesty”
Oil on Canvas. 10″ x 8″
$225