Alumnus Aaron Ambroso (MA ’18) has just written an article for Artnet News about the pressure on museums to reform their practices in the wake of the killing of George Floyd and accompanying social justice protests. You can read it … Continued
Former faculty member Jeff Whetstone has written a lovely article for the Southern Cultures August issue featuring the photography and writing of BFA Alum Diego Camposeco, who passed away in 2019. You can see the article abstract here: https://www.southerncultures.org/article/a-south-in-every-north/ (access … Continued
Congratulations to PhD alum Michael Yonan, who, beginning this fall, will be the inaugural Alan Templeton Endowed Chair in European Art, 1600-1830 at the University of California, Davis!
As a part of his graduate curatorial internship, M.A. alumnus Alex Jones will be presenting at LACE in Spring/Summer 2021 with Kevin Bernard Moultrie Daye PARABLE 003, “an exhibition that aims to describe nothing short of an entirely new and … Continued
Connect Raleigh: Discover the Art of Science – VIRTUAL Join me in a journey of how I draw inspiration from research in physics, philosophy, psychology, sound, astronomy, myth, magic and poetry. I’ll talk about how art exploration through science and technology ignites transformation and … Continued
Happy Earth Day I’d like to share with you, what makes my heart grow, during what I call the “lifting of the veil.” Celebrate this day, and everyday quite frankly, by giving where you can, and receiving where you need. Infinite abundance … Continued
Let’s examine the Petit Trianon, a small retreat in the gardens of the palace at Versailles created by Louis XV as a portrait. What does this home tell us about this powerful king? Kevin Justus, PhD (UNC-CH 2002), is an … Continued
Opening Reception: Friday, March 13th From 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Paradise of Pleasure Photographs by Mike Keaveney Artist Statement “That nothing last forever is perhaps our favorite thing to forget. And forgetting is the ruin of memory, its collapse, … Continued
In September of 2019, Removed went viral AGAIN which led to some international travel, a ton of new media coverage and publications, as well as the spark for some exhibitions and collaborations. Below is a recap of last year as well … Continued
The Living Dune UNC-Chapel Hill alumni Ben Alper and Peter Hoffman have created an exhibit featuring photography from Jockey’s Ridge in Nag’s Head. “Jockey’s Ridge in Nag’s Head has changed in shape over thousands of years and continues to move … Continued
