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One of the first works to greet visitors to “Lawrence Philp’s Color Grid” art exhibit (through Sept. 11) at Ģ������Ƶ is “The Death of Picasso.”

The phrase “to see the light” suggests something hidden will be revealed, which is why light bulbs go off over cartoon characters’ heads when ideas occur to them.

In a darkened room, a white-haired man in a sleeveless, striped sweater sits on a wooden swivel chair before a door.

When he started studying nursing at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in Greensboro, Treston Sanders figured he would be joining an occupation that was the family business for a great many of his relatives.