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43781
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An exhibition of Ruth E. Carter's work "Afrofuturism in Costume Design" is currently featured in the North Carolina Museum of Art. In 2019, Carter became the first African American to win an Academy Award for costume design.
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43861
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Josie and Julian Robertson of New York, NY have recently donated to North Carolina Museum of Art Picasso's "Seated Woman", previously loaned to the museum and now a permanent fixture in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the artist's death.
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44186
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This article details the artwork of eight Indigenous artists in an exhibit called To Take Shape and Meaning. Their artwork isn’t only reflective of contemporary culture, but the artists are also honoring their own cultures and traditions. Some of the art includes jewelry, masks, painted gourds, pottery, hand-woven baskets, corn-husk dolls, and stone carvings.
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44224
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The Ann and Jim Goodnight Museum Park at the North Carolina Museum of Art places special attention on native plants that support the local ecosystem. Native plants also are important in creating a sense of place and for North c]Carolina give celebration to the state's natural and cultural heritage.
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43988
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This annual NCMA exhibit airs March 13-17, 2024, and was originally begun in 2015. The exhibition of floral displays is meticulously planned in advance and was conceived in 2014 as a departure from the traditional fundraising gala model. for protection of patrons and the museum environment, there is a strict policy that all natural materials be treated with pesticides.
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43987
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The upcoming exhibit, running March 9 through July 21, 2024 will feature 30 bed covering emulating theme relevant to family, memory and labor.
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43989
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The first phase of North Carolina Museum of Art's Museum Park vision plan begins this spring with repairing eroded banks along an unnamed tributary adjacent to the park trail.
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