Collection: Still Here November 2026

Photo Credit: Mohan Rao Photography

This annual exhibition is dedicated to exploring men’s mental health through the universal language of art. Featuring artists who use their work to challenge stigma, reveal vulnerability, and celebrate resilience, this exhibition opens space for honest conversation and collective healing.

In addition to the visual artwork, the exhibition includes a powerful recorded dance performance titled (Bro)tha/Brother, which is a male duet choreographed by Vania Claiborne, featuring dancers Jordan Medley and Devonte Wells. As the dancers move,  we hear the poem "Shattered Glass" by Dominique Neeko Williams being recited in the background, adding another layer of emotion and meaning to the performance. 

Through movement, expression, and connection, the performance offers a compelling perspective on men's mental health, exploring the emotions and experiences that are not always easy to put into words. Together, the artwork and dance invite visitors to reflect on vulnerability, strength, human connection, and the importance of men's emotional well-being.

Don't miss this powerful dance performance! Be sure to explore the (Bro)tha/Brother video featured further down the page. Take a few moments to watch, listen, and reflect.

Exhibition Location: East Regional Library, 946 Steeple Square Ct, Knightdale, NC 27545 

Exhibition Dates: November 1 through November 30, 2026

Associated Programming:

Artist Talk & Opening Reception     
Date & Time:  November 12, 2026, 6:00 p.m. -8:00 p.m.
Join us for an engaging discussion with the exhibiting artists to learn more about their practice and the inspiration for their work. Location: East Regional Library, 946 Steeple Square Ct, Knightdale, NC 27545 

Artwork: Luanda Sharper Wiggins, "The Cut," Acrylic on canvas. 16"x20" © Luanda Sharper Wiggins