Niña by Elizabeth Catlett
Curator’s Take Catlett was dedicated to depicting the African American experience and to forming interracial alliances, and she created art to influence popular opinion. Although
Curator’s Take Catlett was dedicated to depicting the African American experience and to forming interracial alliances, and she created art to influence popular opinion. Although
Since our reopening, I’ve spent more time in the galleries and have enjoyed watching our visitors enthusiastically interact with the works in A Telling Instinct:
As a photographer, I am most naturally drawn to the photographic works in the Museum’s Collection. I never tire of exploring the three photographs from
Blythe Bohnen is a contemporary artist with roots in Minimalism and Conceptualism, working in various media including painting, drawing, and photography. Much of her work
Docent’s Take The bright colors, intriguing title, and varied textures drew me to Ruby Begonia. Plus, I’ll admit it, I’m drawn to textiles. Created by
CURATOR’S TAKE Roger Shimomura’s The Lineup depicts incarcerated Japanese American men of varying ages waiting for the restroom at the Minidoka War Relocation Center in
Dear Museum Members and friends, Today we’re elated with Gov. Roy Cooper’s announcement that museums in North Carolina have the green light to open at
What is your favorite part of your job? Learning about art. Meeting new people of all ages and engaging them in a thoughtful exploration of
The Museum is grateful to William Newton for gifting the complete Ruminations series by Robert Rauschenberg in honor of his sister-in-law and friend of the
I am interested in the forms that result from the kinesthetic reaction to a given situation. Similar motions in different media are translated into a