Topher Lineberry Giant-Sized Annual: A Solo Exhibition in Two Parts opening Saturday, July 12, 6-9pm [updated date] Saturdays & Sundays 1-5pm through August 31 Giant-Sized Annual exhibition reviewed in Burnaway, by Matt Garite. Full article here. Installation View of Side One: Statuemania! from Topher Lineberry’s Giant-Sized Annual: A Solo Exhibition in Two Parts, Lump Gallery, Raleigh, NC, 2025, Photograph by Jessica Greenfield Giant-Sized Annual is a solo exhibition by Topher Lineberry across Lump’s two gallery spaces. Each of the two gallery spaces presents a different thesis and collection of Lineberry’s work. The exhibition includes drawing, collage, photography, sculpture, and animation. Giant-Sized Annual is named after the comic book industry’s practice of publishing a 13th stand-alone annual issue within a 12-month series run. This issue is often an extra space to experiment with one-offs, genre and format twists, reprints of older stories, or any combination of deviant […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LUMP Gallery presentsGood Grief: More Than A Feelingat SPRING/BREAK Art Show New York 2025March 6–12, 202575 Varick St, New York, NY, Booth: C14 May 6th, 12pm – 5pm | Collectors First Look + Press Preview May 6th, 5pm – 8pm | Opening Night May 7th,  Noon – 7pm | VIP Preview Day May 8th – 12th, Noon – 7pm | Public Show Days   LUMP Gallery is proud to announce its presentation of Good Grief: More Than A Feeling at the 2025 SPRING/BREAK Art Show in New York. In alignment with this year’s theme, “PARADISE LOST/FOUND,” the exhibition brings together six artists whose work reimagines the memorial not only as a marker of loss, but as a transformative site—where grief meets reflection, and memory becomes a creative, generative force. Artists include Ben Alper, Bill Thelen, Chanelle Allesandre, Conner Calhoun […]

Reworking a Bloom Featuring works by Maria Britton and Jennifer Meanley January 3 – March 2 Opening Reception: Friday, January 3, 6-9pm Lump is pleased to present a two person exhibition, Reworking a Bloom, a conversation between works by Jennifer Meanley and Maria Britton. Reworking a Bloom explores what it means to rework an object or image, and the fecund accumulation that occurs through the process. “To rework” has multiple implications within artmaking, when looking at Britton’s and Meanley’s work we can think of the idea of reworking as a means of repurpose, revision, reveal, and reconceal. For Britton, piles of fabric accumulate in the corners of her studio, they turn over like compost and reconfigure into a potential choice within Britton’s compositions. This abundance has the same achievement of gardening or harvest, where something climbs upward from a pile. […]

Gutter Box Review Volume 1: Local Papers Gutter Box Review Volume 1: Local Papers will showcase works by alumni of the Gutter Box project, initiated by artist Louis Watts at Lump in 2015 and now based on the NCMA-Winston Salem campus. Gutter Box is a sculptural and curatorial project that transforms a retrofitted newspaper distribution box into a miniature white cube gallery, playing with perceptions of scale and context. It offers artists the opportunity to experiment with installations and pieces that, through the shift in scale, achieve monumental effects with minimal materials and time. As a sculptural object repurposed from the ordinary shell of a newspaper box, Gutter Box provides an unexpected encounter with contemporary art. Free from the sacred or political confines of museums or the capitalistic sterilization of a commercial gallery, it offers an unguarded experience of art, liberated […]

Annual LUMP Fundraiser LUMP will be hosting its yearly fundraiser on November 1st 6-9pm. All artists are welcome, we are pricing all works at 25, 50, 100, and PLUS dollars, and are giving the option for artists to take a percentage or donate all profits to LUMP. We encourage affordable prices so that other artists have a chance to purchase other artists’ work. You can drop off work for donation during open gallery hours up until the event. You can mail your work in if you are out of town and want to participate. Or you can drop it off during the week of install which is October 29-31. We can also organize another way to get your work here if neither of those options work for you. People will be able to take work off the wall to purchase, […]