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Robert A. M. Stern: Landmarks of New York Discussion Series

Moderated by Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel.
August 9, 2012 at the Parrish Art Museum, Southhampton, New York.

Published 4 months ago

ADF Inside Insights: Shen Wei Dance Arts

The American Dance Festival and the North Carolina Museum of Art co-present Shen Wei Dance Arts, July 18-19, 2012 at the North Carolina Museum of Art.

On Camera Scholar: Nancy Wozny
Produced by Steve Milligan and Jodee Nimerichter for the ADF
Production Coordinators: Corin Kane and Myra Scibetta

Shen Wei Dance Arts photos by Davis Massio Studios, Sara D. Davis, Christopher Duggan, Zoe Liu, Hai Tau, and Stephen Zue
North Carolina Museum of Art photos courtesy of NCMA
"Undivided Divided" footage provided by Shen Wei Dance Arts

Published 1 year ago

By AmerDanceFest

Gallery hunts at Nasher Museum of Art (WRAL)

Jessica Ruhle, associate curator of education, talks about the museum’s gallery hunts for children and plans for family day on Sunday.

Posted 2 years ago

Summer Days, Nasher Nights

Duke's Nasher Museum of Art welcomes the community on Thursday nights. Learn more.

Published 2 years ago

By Duke

Mark Hewitt: Falling into Place

Pittsoboro-based potter Mark Hewitt was invited to create an exhibition for the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. He has worked on his pottery in North Carolina for nearly three decades. Hewitt draws inspiration from Asian and West African ceramics, and the native North Carolina potting traditions of Seagrove and the Catawba River valley.

The installation titled, "Mark Hewitt: Falling into Place," features 10 of his large ceramic pots on the museum's front lawn. The exhibition will be on view through summer 2010. "Mark Hewitt: Falling into Place" is supported by Marilyn M. Arthur.

Published 3 years ago

By NasherMuseum

'Street Level and Jet Stream: The Local, the Global, and the Contemporary Curator' - Trevor Schoonmaker, 2007

Trevor Schoonmaker- 'Street Level and Jet Stream: The Local, the Global, and the Contemporary Curator' (2007-04-04)

Published 5 years ago