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.
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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.
15 Outdoor Concerts Coming this Summer
Welcome the warm weather and soak up some extra rays of sunshine with your favorite bands and concert series across the Triangle.
Sea of Stitches: A New Crocheted Exhibit at the NCMA
Hundreds of hands created a piece titled Satellite Reef, which is partly composed of recycled and scrap materials.
Walt Havener’s Sensuous Placemaking
This Durham-based landscape architect designs exquisite, sustainable spaces across the Southeast, including the Cantor Rodin Court at NCMA.
The Whirl: Candle Making at NCMA
The North Carolina Museum of Art hosted Usu Company owner Stacy Ahua for a candle-making event in December as part of their Museum Store Maker series.