Revolutionary Roots: America 250 in Raleigh
North Carolina was an important colony during the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Here’s how we’re sharing that history
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Building Connections: The NCMA Enters its Next Era
A renovation plan for the North Carolina Museum of Art will create more spaces for gathering and learning, inside and out
The Whirl: Music of Rememberance
WALTER and the North Carolina Museum of Art hosted a musical evening in honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Antiques & Appraisals: When the Antiques Roadshow Came to Town
Behind the scenes of the popular PBS television series, which made a stop at the North Carolina Museum of Art for its 28th season.
The (Afro) Future is Female
The NCMA explores Afrofuturism as well as iconic outfits in film history in a traveling exhibit of Oscar winner Ruth E. Carter’s costumes.
What to Do In and Around Raleigh in April 2023
Spring is in full swing with nature-inspired dinners, musical festivals, Earth Day celebrations and performing arts shows
Are You Down? A New Exhibition Celebrates the Work of Michael Richards
The sculpture Tar Baby vs. St. Sebastian is a visitor favorite at the NCMA, which will host work by the artist, who was killed on Sept. 11.
I ♥ Purim: 40 Years of the Judaic Art Gallery
An annual celebration at the North Carolina Museum of Art highlights an extraordinary accomplishment for the Jewish community.
The Whirl: NCMA Café Opening
On Jan. 10, guests sampled bites from the newly imagined NCMA Café by Catering Works, located inside the NC Art Museum’s West Building.
The Whirl: WALTER’s 10 Year Anniversary Party
On August 31, WALTER celebrated the 10 years since its first issue with a festive evening at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
A Stitch in Time: Textile Artist Precious Lovell
The inaugural Brightwork Fellow at Anchorlight in Raleigh, this reframes fabric, sewing and history through her provocative pieces.
Anchored in Stone: The Sculpture of Edmonia Lewis
A new acquisition at the NCMA — a marble piece called The Old Indian Arrow Maker and His Daughter — offers a fresh perspective on both the subject and the medium.
5 Questions With… Luke Hickey
This September, dancer and choreographer Luke Hickey taps into his North Carolina roots at the American Dance Festival.
Into Being: The Art of Herb Jackson
This Davidson, North Carolina painter’s abstract artwork looks like it may have been done quickly, but in fact it’s a meticulous process.