Join NC Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green for this invigorating two-hour ekphrastic poetry workshop designed to expand your experience with art and inspire your writing.
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Join NC Poet Laureate Jaki Shelton Green for this invigorating two-hour ekphrastic poetry workshop designed to expand your experience with art and inspire your writing.
Season presenting sponsor: First Citizens Join NC poet laureate and NCMA poet in residence Jaki Shelton Green for a special in-person conversation with former NC
Jaki Shelton Green is the first African American and third woman to be appointed as the North Carolina poet laureate. When appointed by Governor Roy
We invite you to an evening of poetry from the anthology Crossing the Rift: North Carolina Poets on 9/11 & Its Aftermath. Join host Jaki
Join writer-scholar Jameela F. Dallis to create responsive poems inspired by pieces in the Museum’s collection. Through guided reflections and writing prompts, participants engage with
Join writer-scholar Jameela F. Dallis to write ekphrastic poems inspired by the Museum’s collection. Ekphrasis means description in Greek, and these poems are often vivid
The NCMA partners with the historic Hayti Heritage Center to bring you the North Carolina stop on Tarriona “Tank” Ball’s Vulnerable AF book tour. Tank
Join writer-scholar Jameela F. Dallis to create responsive poems inspired by pieces in the Museum’s collection. Through grounding exercises, guided reflections, and writing prompts, participants
Join writer-scholar Jameela F. Dallis to write ekphrastic poems inspired by the Museum’s collection. Ekphrasis means description in Greek, and these poems are often vivid descriptions of works of art.
Join writer-scholar Jameela F. Dallis to write poems inspired by the Museum’s collection. Ekphrasis means description in Greek, and ekphrastic poems are often vivid descriptions
Join writer-scholar Jameela F. Dallis to make language art! Write ekphrastic poems inspired by pieces from the Museum’s collection. Ekphrasis means “description” in Greek, and