The Museum hosted Arts Access, Inc., in January for its annual audio description training class. There were nine attendees, including the Museum’s manager of interpretation, Felicia Knise Ingram, and Park guide David Silverstein. Felicia and David were interested in learning how they could incorporate audio description into the work they already do so that it […]
The Art of Describing Art Read More »
Images that a Tarboro man sent home during his travels hint at what outsiders may have thought about Africa a century ago.
Postcards from Africa in the Early 20th Century Read More »
There’s much to see and enjoy in the NEW Museum Park, and fall is the perfect time to get outdoors and enjoy its new features.
The Ann and Jim Goodnight Museum Park Read More »
Artist Carolyn Janssen reinterprets Hieronymus Bosch from a female perspective.
A Contemporary Garden of Delights Read More »
The magazine Architectural Record recognizes the NCMA’s West Building as one of the most significant works of architecture built since 1891…
NCMA Named One of World’s Top 125 Buildings Read More »
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?..
Sleuths on the Loose Read More »
A black man in a white suit, and a white man in a black. There’s nothing left to chance in this famous photograph.
Burk Uzzle on Creating Legacy Porch Read More »
Yes, Art in Bloom is gorgeous, just like we planned! But there were a few bumps along the road to beauty. A designer gives a peek behind the scenes…
Notes from a Flexible Florist Read More »
In the East Room of the White House, the Obamas host the lighting of our beautiful Hanukkah lamp by Ze’ev Raban.
NCMA Hanukkah Lamp Chosen for Annual White House Ceremony Read More »
How the image of a fanciful, winged creature found its way into M. C. Escher’s art—and onto the walls of the NCMA.
See what’s behind the quotes from M. C. Escher that have popped up around Raleigh.
The Writing on the Walls Read More »
Peerless and particular, sure. But what else did M. C. Escher and Leonardo da Vinci have in common?
School of One, Times Two Read More »
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