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Hurricane Helene Relief: Giving Wall

Now through July 14, 2025   |  Upper Level, Food Court
Hurricane Helene Relief Giving Wall (M)all Hands on Deck Crabtree

Local artists will display their work for sale with a portion of proceeds going to Hurricane Helene relief efforts that Pacific Retail Capital Partners and Crabtree are supporting as part of the “M-All Hands on Deck” initiative. These include: Samaritan’s Purse, the American Red Cross and the Salvation Army.

Visit the Giving Wall to learn how Samaritan’s Purse, the American Red Cross and the Salvation Army are aiding those impacted by Hurricane Helene.

Artist Bios

Cat de Montjoye

Cat DM is a digital artist born and raised in Medellin, Colombia, and now resides in North Carolina. Through her unique mix of photography and digital illustrations, Cat aims to inspire curiosity and exploration. She works from her studio, Starstruck Creative, in Durham. She incorporates elements of architecture, science, sustainability, and travel to encourage viewers to connect with the world around them.

Jessica Wood

Jessica, a contemporary visual artist based near Raleigh, NC, is passionate about advocating for the disabled and LGBTQIA+ communities. Her innovative work modernizes the floral still life, breathing new life into a traditional genre with fresh perspectives. Combining different mediums, Jessica creates vibrant, colorful paintings from her imagination that draw from past experiences and memories. By merging advocacy with artistry, she uses her platform to uplift marginalized voices and create spaces for connection, reflection, and growth.

Kyndall Owens

I'm a lifelong creative who finds joy in painting and creating. Art has always been my preferred mode of expression, allowing me to convey emotions and ideas that words can't capture. My artwork explores themes like nature's beauty and self-love, all through a vibrant and colorful lens. I'm versatile in my subject matter, from portraits to landscapes to abstract pieces, always pushing my boundaries and skills.

Ty Smalls

The pictures/photos that I draw and paint are imagines that move me for various particular reasons. I always look to recreate the imagine that caught my eye to make it my own. In a world full or violence and hate, I’m looking to spread positive energy and vibes throughout the world with my art. I want my art to speak for me when I can’t speak for myself!

My goal to effectively provoke change in viewers and people around the world in general that come across my art. I want my art to spark something in them that makes they want to question, want to strive, and wants to be great in whatever they do!

Wiley Johnson

Wiley Johnson is a self-taught artist from Raleigh, NC who has autism spectrum disorder. He began painting acrylic on canvas, abstract style as a hobby in 2009. Wiley has had a number of solo and 2 person exhibitions locally and participated in many group shows. He is proud to be the first NC artist represented by ArtLifting, Boston, MA, which has installed 4 giant reproductions of his paintings locally. His paintings are unplanned. He never knows how a painting will end until the colors POP!