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Communications/External Affairs Assistant Devon Fero is a Wake Forest University graduate who’s explored Museums from NYC to Venice, Italy. She is the daughter of local glass artist Shane

Questions for Engagement What’s going on in this artwork? What do you see that makes you say that? What colors do you see? What season

CURATOR’S TAKE Originally from Gettysburg, PA, David Stuempfle spent many years as a journeyman potter working in different parts of the country, including Wisconsin and

The holiday season is upon us and we know that means that you have shopping to do! Lucky for you we have quite a few

Curator’s Take The forms Virginia Scotchie creates for her Object Maker Series are abstract yet reminiscent of useful, functional objects. The familiar shapes draw the

Curator’s Take This week, we celebrate Eva Zeisel on November 13—which would have been her 114th birthday—by sharing with you some of her work in

Dear Museum Members, It’s November, and the Museum has been open for eight weeks. The staff and I have been delighted to welcome you back

EXHIBITION The written language of the Cherokee has played an integral role in the last 200 years of the peoples’ history. Contrary to most writing

The Museum is grateful for the contributions of Kevin Click and April Liou for the recent purchase of Dragon, an abstract oil painting created around 1957 by African American artist Hale Woodruff. Woodruff always saw

Docent’s Take This painting makes me recall a line from Thomas Gray’s 18th-century English poem which reads “Far from the madding crowd…” which was the