Dismembering the Past: A Provocative New Acquisition That Re-Members History
Curator Amanda Maples discusses the NCMA's recent acquisition by reowned South African artist William Kentridge.
READ MOREThe Museum is open with updated hours, Wednesday through Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm and required free timed tickets for the Museum collection galleries to encourage social distancing. Learn more about these and other safety updates at ncartmuseum.org/covid19. Entry to special exhibition Golden Mummies of Egypt requires a paid ticket, which also provides access to the free Museum collection galleries. Free timed tickets to the Museum galleries do not provide access to Golden Mummies of Egypt.
Best of Circa 2020
After a year of challenges, and reimagining community, the NCMA looks back at the most memorable posts of 2020.
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Taste: A Conversation between Makers and Users
Why do two objects that hold the same function appear so different? In the third of his Circa posts, curatorial intern Taylor Hunkins explains...
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Goldsmiths at Work
Jewelry-making techniques include granulation, filigree, wire drawing, and more. Our video shows a contemporary goldsmith in his studio...
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Closing the Book on Bacchus
As we close the book on the seven-year-long Bacchus Conservation Project, we've collected some fabulous Bacchus activities in this blog post. Enjoy!..
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Mysterious and Spooky
Our curator of horticulture and sustainability takes a look at some Museum Park residents with creepy reputations.
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Valuing Objects: A Negotiation of Attributes
The second in a series of Circa posts in which NCMA curatorial intern Taylor Hunkins interprets African utilitarian objects as products of design..
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Leonardo Drew: Making Chaos Legible
Chief Curator Linda Dougherty introduces the work of an explosive sculptor, a self-described "art addict" who can't do it without you...
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“Raise the Cup of Deliverance”: Thoughts on an 18th-century Beaker and the Jewish New Year
Although associated with the mourning and sadness of funerary traditions, this beaker is actually an object of celebration and life...
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