More Humans of the NCMA
Inspired by the photoblog Humans of New York, curatorial intern Anna Grace Underwood captures a few more stories.
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Power Figures: The Ethics of In-depth Analysis
Many objects of African origin that are housed in museums now have a new level of use and power, as objects for scholarship and contemplation. ..
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Getting beneath Surfaces: A Conservator and Curator Collaborate
What at first look seemed to be an unassuming wooden figure turned out to contain a surprising discovery.
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First News of the Battle of Lexington
Resisting mythical representations of the War of Independence, painter William Ranney chose to honor the selfless courage and patriotism exhibited by ordinary..
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Humans of the NCMA
Inspired by the photoblog Humans of New York, curatorial intern Anna Grace Underwood captures a few touching, human stories found at the NCMA...
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Summer in the Museum Park
A playful rooftop and a marching line of ceramic pillars add to the artistic environment of the Museum Park this summer.
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Material and Meaning: An Interview with Wim Botha
Sculptor Wim Botha uses odd materials in his works, such as fluorescent tubes and polystyrene—not for their "cool" factor but because a "certain material seems to..
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Art Is for Everybody
People with disabilities enjoy the arts just as much as anyone else. At the NCMA our goal is for all visitors to feel welcome and comfortable in the Museum...
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Floral Favorites
Art in Bloom 2019 wrapped up with the announcement of People's Choice, Director's Choice, and the first-ever Designers' Choice winners...
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