Guided by expert artists, look closely at original works of art and find inspiration to create your own projects during these two-hour studio workshops. Sessions include a guided gallery tour plus time in the art studio. This workshop dives into the unexpected materials that artists have transformed into the amazing art on view in Fault […]
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The NCMA invites teachers to enjoy exclusive access to our East Building exhibitions, including Fault Lines: Art and the Environment. Reflect and recharge in an inspiring atmosphere at a time reserved just for teachers! This is a self-guided program; tickets are limited and are available on the hour at 4, 5, or 6 pm.
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The NCMA invites teachers to enjoy exclusive access to our East Building exhibitions, including Fault Lines: Art and the Environment. Reflect and recharge in an inspiring atmosphere at a time reserved just for teachers! This is a self-guided program; tickets are limited and are available on the hour at 4, 5, or 6 pm.
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Investigate how artists tackle environmental issues in their work and hear from scientists to make connections to real-world examples. This webinar is a collaboration between the NCMA and the US Environmental Protection Agency in RTP. Image: Kirsten Stolle, Chemical Bouquet, 2016, hand-cut collage on paper, custom gilded frame, 56 — 45 in., Courtesy of the
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Join members of the Teen Arts Council for a day of activities focused on environmental art and youth activism. Explore a film screening, clothing swap, gallery tours, the special exhibition Fault Lines: Art and the Environment, and the realm of wearable art with the UNCG Art Truck. Image: Christine Wertheim and Margaret Wertheim, Pod Worlds,
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Celebrate Earth Day with the NCMA! Visitors of all ages can enjoy free access to the special exhibition Fault Lines: Art and the Environment, create eco-inspired hands-on art projects, and meet artists and environmentalists whose work impacts and preserves the natural beauty of our community. Special activities include: Free admission to Fault Lines. Walk-up tickets
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The imperiled state of the environment has been found to cause negative effects on people’s mental health. “Eco-grief” can be overwhelming and evoke an array of emotions, such as apathy and anger. In conjunction with the spring exhibition Fault Lines: Art and the Environment, this workshop gives participants an opportunity to unpack some of their
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Steward the Museum Park this Earth Day by helping staff in their restoration initiatives. Volunteers will plant native species in the Park to increase biodiversity and provide habitat for wildlife. Wear closed-toe shoes, bring a water bottle, and dress for the outdoors. Ages 12 and up. Photograph by Rachel Woods Proyecto de servicio en el
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Commemorate Earth Day with a movie under the stars. Ten years in the making, Hidden Rivers (2019, NR) is a documentary that explores the rivers and streams of the Southern Appalachian region, North America’s most biologically rich waters. The film follows the work of biologists and explorers throughout the region and reveals both the beauty
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The Department of Natural and Cultural Resources and the North Carolina Museum of Art require film and lecture program participants ages 13 and up to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination or a negative COVID-19 NAAT or PCR test result; test results must be within 72 hours of the event. Please plan to have one of
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Preview the immersive exhibition Fault Lines: Art and the Environment at this special opening event. The show features works by 14 contemporary artists that explore humanity’s relationship to the environment through video, photography, sculpture, and mixed media. Enjoy live entertainment and light hors d’oeuvres. Includes two drink tickets and cash bar. Image: Christine Wertheim and
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We invite members to a sneak peek of special exhibition Fault Lines: Art and the Environment before it opens to the public. Please log in to your member account to claim your entry ticket. This free pass does not count as your member first-visit privilege. Guests are welcome if accompanied by a member, but they
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