Please touch! And smell, and hear. The NCMA invites visitors to engage all their senses in this interactive exhibition, the first of its kind at the Museum.
PARTICIPATE Activates Accessibility at the NCMA Read More »
Guest curator Emily Makas discusses the late Phil Freelon’s architectural legacy, celebrated in the exhibition Container/Contained.
From Ideas to Buildings Read More »
NCMA intern Julianne Miao explores how photographers often memorialize unknown figures, raising provocative questions about their lives and relationships.
How We Remember: Memory and Vernacular Photography Read More »
Alphonse Mucha consciously and organically integrated traditional elements from his Slavic roots into his designs, culminating in his largest work, The Slav Epic.
Mucha and His Roots Read More »
Mucha’s friendship with French sculptor Auguste Rodin was fruitful for both artists. NCMA curator Michele Frederick explains.
Mucha and Rodin: Friendship beyond Borders Read More »
NCMA intern Julianne Miao raises the question of how found art might become fine art.
How We Remember: Museums and Vernacular Photography Read More »
Curator Jennifer Dasal introduces Break the Mold, a multimedia exhibition that features contemporary art in conversation with its past.
Breaking the Mold of Tradition Read More »
With the use of CT scans and digital technology, visitors to the Golden Mummies exhibition can explore what lies beneath the surface of ancient wrappings to discover more about ancient lives.
Bringing Mummies to Life Read More »
Golden Mummies of Egypt brings to Raleigh an exhibition that is more than just about mummies. NCMA Egyptologist Caroline Rocheleau looks at the shadow side of the show.
Golden Mummies: Reckoning with Colonialism and Racism in Egyptology Read More »
The NCMA’s first exhibition featuring mummies takes visitors on a fascinating tour of a little-known era in ancient Egypt, a time when multiculturalism reigned. Curator Caroline Rocheleau explains.
Introduction to Golden Mummies of Egypt Read More »
Curator Amanda Maples discusses the NCMA’s recent acquisition by renowned South African artist William Kentridge.
Dismembering the Past: A Provocative New Acquisition That Re-Members History Read More »
Good as Gold: Fashioning Senegalese Women is the first major exhibition to focus on the history of Senegal’s gold.
Goldsmiths at Work Read More »
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