Morag Charlton Morag Charlton was born in Cape Town South Africa. She studied Fine Art at Michaelis School of Fine Art UCT, Ruth Prowse School of Fine Art and the University of New Mexico. In September, 2001 Morag was artist in residence at the International School of Art in Umbria, Italy. Between 1996 and 2006 she has had studios at Harwood Art Center Albuquerque, New Mexico Antfarm Studios Raleigh, North Carolina ArtSpace Raleigh, North Carolina where she was a teacher for the Outreach Program and Art as Communication. Morag is also a set designer and company member of Burning Coal Theatre Company since 1997. Productions include: Einstein’s Dreams, Romeo and Juliet, A Doll’s House, Travesties and The Dead. Morag currently works between her studio, Atelier du Monestier, in France and her studio in Raleigh North Carolina. The paintings shown on this website comprise a selection of work from 1995 to the present. Resume SELECTED SOLO AND GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2007 L'Abbaye de Caunes Minervois, France, 2006 New Works, Glance Gallery, Raleigh, NC Classical Concerts Exhibition, Caunes Minervois, France 2005 Minervois Landscape, Glance Gallery, Raleigh, NC (solo) Group show, Glance Gallery, Raleigh, NC 2004 Plant Machinations, City of Raleigh Arts Commision, Municipal Building, Raleigh, NC (solo) Rivers & Plants, Glance Gallery, Raleigh, NC 2003 Inferno, Contemporary Art Museum Satellite Gallery, Durham, NC (solo) 12x12, 12 Artists, 12 Days, Bickett Gallery, Raleigh, NC Antfarm Decades, Gallery of Art and Design, NCSU, Raleigh, NC Juried, New Works, Gallery One, Artspace, Raleigh, NC Group Show, Glance Gallery, Raleigh, NC 2002 Body of Maps, UpFront Gallery, Artspace, Raleigh, NC (solo) Darkness and Light, Kennedy Theatre, Raleigh, NC (solo) Through Women’s Eyes, by Women’s Hands, George Watts Hill Alumni Center, UNC Chapel Hill, NC 2001 Three-Person Biennial, Gallery One, Artspace, Raleigh, NC We Cannot Walk Alone, MLK Jr. Task Force of Cary Invitational Exhibition, Page Walker Arts & History Center, Cary, NC Galleria ISA, International School of Art, Montecastello di Vibio, Italy Inaugural Exhibition, Bickett Gallery, Raleigh, NC Neighbors: The Artists of Chatham County, Alamance County Arts Council, Graham, NC Group Show, CCCC Gallery, Pittsboro, NC Juried New Works, Gallery One, Artspace, Raleigh, NC 2000 Juried Show, CCCC Gallery, Pittsboro, NC 1999 Guns at the Center, Work inspired by the Gun buy back program of Chapel Hill, Arts Center Gallery, Carrboro, NC Juried 21st Annual Artists Exhibition, Frankie G Weems Gallery, Raleigh, NC 1998 African Oddessey, Carolina Central Bank Gallery, Durham, NC (solo) Annual Members Exhibition, Central Carolina Bank Gallery, Durham, NC Group Show, CCCC Gallery, Pittsboro, NC 1997 43rd Annual Juried Art Exhibition, Central Carolina Bank Gallery, Durham, NC Annual Members Exhibition, Durham Art Guild, Durham, NC 1996 Palimpsest, Harwood Art Center Gallery, Albuquerque, NM (solo) Juried Exhibition, The Other Self, Gallery One, Artspace, Raleigh, NC Juried Exhibition, Contemporary ’96, Albuquerque United Artists Gallery, Albuquerque, NM Earth Day Exhibition, Harwood Art Gallery, Albuquerque, NM 1987-1992 Group Exhibition, Dorp Street Gallery, Stellenbosch, South Africa Group Exhibition, Constantiaberg Gallery, Cape Town, South Africa Group Exhibition, Bellville Association of Art, Cape Town, South Africa SELECTED COLLECTIONS American Tobacco Warehouse, Durham, NC, 2005 Beaumont Wines, Bot River, South Africa, 2005 Lex Alexander founder Wellspring, Durham, NC, 2001 Martin Luther King Jr. Task Force of Cary, Cary, NC, 2001 Holderness and Company, New York, NY, 2000 Environmental Specialties Inc, Raleigh, NC, 1999 PUBLICATIONS The Herald Sun, Larger than Life, Blue Greenberg, 2004 Metro Magazine, City Hall on Mars, Louis St Lewis, 2004 Independent Weekly, Theatre 2002, The Best of What we Saw, Byron Woods, 2003 News and Observer, Truth and Untruth, Max Halperen, 2001 The Herald Sun, Artspace Exhibition offers Something for Everyone, Blue Greenberg, 2001 News and Observer, Artists Make Statements using Guns from Buyback, Bonnie Rochman, 1999 The Spectator, Taking Aim, Michele Natale, 1999 The Independent Weekly, Shooting Blind, Kate Dobbs Ariail, 1999 The Chapel Hill Herald, Guns at the Center of Carrboro Political Art Exhibit, Susan Broili, 1999 The Charlotte Observer, Artwork tells a Modern Tale, David Perlmutt, 1999 The Herald Sun, Exhibit Invites Viewers to Take Long Look, Blue Greenberg, 1998 Chatham News, Area Artists show their Stuff, Milburn Gibbs, 1998 The Albuquerque Tribune, Out of South Africa, Jessie Milligan, 1996