Is Art Essential?
by Roger Manley As I write this, weeks have passed since our governor mandated closing all non-essential institutions statewide, to keep the pandemic down to a more manageable, if not ignorable, level. As one
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Online Office Games and a Well-Connected Staff
As we stay physically distant, to stay in touch with each other, as well as with our visitors and members, requires a little creativity. Enter Teambuilding.com’s Online Office Games event. Like most organizations around
STEPS by John Cage performed by NCSU Dance Company
In collaboration with the NCSU Dance Program and facilitated by painter and founder of Mountain Lake Symposium Ray Kass, the NCSU Dance Company and dancer Justin Tornow performed John Cage’s “Steps”, a composition for a
Gregg Museum Announces Outdoor Sculpture Honoring Oak Trees
Local Artists and Designers to Collaborate on Environmental Art Project to Acknowledge Growth in Raleigh, Explore Human Relationship with Progress and Nature
“Life’s Little Dramas” wins North Carolina Museums Council awards
The North Carolina Museums Council honored the exhibition “Life’s Little Dramas: Puppets, Proxies and Spirits” with two 2016 Gold Awards of Excellence at their annual conference in Winston-Salem last week.