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Behind the Canvas
August 18, 2016
Two North Carolina artists discuss the issues and motivations behind the work in their joint exhibition Altered Land.
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Sleuths on the Loose
August 3, 2016
History and Mystery is not your typical NCMA exhibition. It might strike you as half-finished or unresolved. But don’t we all enjoy a good mystery?..
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Burk Uzzle on Creating Legacy Porch
June 29, 2016
A black man in a white suit, and a white man in a black. There's nothing left to chance in this famous photograph.
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A Major American Painter from North Carolina
June 20, 2016
“I'm not a big-city artist telling a big-city story," said John Biggers. "I'm a southern man telling a story about home.â€..
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Observation: The Intersection of Art and Science on Appledore Island
June 15, 2016
An indispensable collaborator for the NCMA's Childe Hassam exhibition, marine biologist Hal Weeks discusses the similarities between artists and scientists...
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An Affection for Drawings, a Love of Paintings
June 1, 2016
Our 17th-century Dutch painting specialist finds that the drawings in Marks of Genius have grown on him.
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Behind the Scenes of an Exhibition
May 11, 2016
With a team from the NCMA, educator Emily Kotecki explores the exact locations Childe Hassam chose to paint many of the works in American Impressionist...
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Toxic Beauty
May 4, 2016
North Carolina artist Greg Lindquist discusses his uncomfortably attractive images of the recent coal ash spill in the Dan River.
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Childe Hassam and Celia Thaxter’s Garden
April 27, 2016
Notes on an island gardener whose horticultural artistry inspired some of Hassam's most beautiful paintings.
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