Location: Atrium and Margaret and Bill Benjamin Auditorium The Tuba Thieves asks its audience to explore the role of sound and what it means to listen. Filmmaker and artist Alison O’Daniel has a segment of the documentary on view as part of the museum’s Crip* | Artists Engage with Disability exhibition. Light refreshments served in […] ...

Location: Margaret and Bill Benjamin Auditorium In 2024, Sherrill Roland’s work was shown at the Nasher Museum of Art, the Ackland Art Museum, and the Weatherspoon Art Museum at the same time, a testament to the artist’s ongoing impact upon contemporary art practice. Light refreshments served in the Atrium after the talk. Presented in collaboration […] ...

Location: Margaret and Bill Benjamin Auditorium Saya Woolfalk’s work Untitled #3, from the series ChimaTEK, is on view this winter as part of the Making Connections: Art, Place, and Relationships exhibition. In her practice, Saya “uses science fiction and fantasy to reimagine the world in multiple dimensions.” Light refreshments served in the Atrium after the […] ...

Location: Atrium and Margaret and Bill Benjamin Auditorium Flamekeeper: The Michael Cleveland Story shares the life of fiddler Michael Cleveland and his journey with disability. Light refreshments served in the Atrium before the film starts at 5:30. Co-hosted by the School of Music’s Old-Time Ensemble, who will hold a mini-concert prior to the screening. ...

Location: Dillard Room Join WAM curators for a collection study session focused on artists including Helen Frankenthaler and Elaine de Kooning who were members of a post-war artistic cohort that changed the modern art world. Modeled after the collection study sessions that museum staff provide for UNCG faculty and students, these community sessions are an […] ...

Join us for artist talks and a reception highlighting the work of graduating MFA students. Presented in collaboration with the School of Art. Light refreshments served in the Atrium after the talks. ...