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North Hills plans to revamp the contemporary art scene in Raleigh with a new art gallery planned to open in November.
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Kane Realty Corporation, founded by John Kane, is behind all the new retail and restaurant additions to North Hills. This time, Willa Kane, Kane’s wife, is leading the charge to bring artistic expansion to Raleigh.
Kane is collaborating with Raleigh-based artist Caroline Boykin to open Reehl Fine Art. The gallery will be located in the former Lululemon store at 4421 Six Forks Road, Suite 113, near Panera Bread and Bonefish Grill. The pair have already enlisted 15 artists to display their work in the space with plans to procure 15 more.
“A refined presentation of contemporary artists, exploring color, form, and quiet complexity,” the gallery said on its website. “Inviting a way of collecting that is considered, personal, and enduring.”
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In May, Reehl Fine Art gallery had a summer pop-up in North Hills Main District across from Bartaco to draw attention while the current location was still in development. Four artists were featured on the walls of the exhibit including Boykin. At one event, the gallery partnered with luxury boutique, Vermillion.
“As Raleigh’s creative community continues to grow, collaborations like these bring together art, interiors, and local businesses in a way that feels both inspiring and approachable,” the gallery posted on Instagram.
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Triangle Business Journal first reported the opening.