
Faculty Voices: Honors Colloquium
In pursuing its mission to “provide [students] with an enhanced and supportive intellectual and social experience that acculturates them to the life of the mind

In pursuing its mission to “provide [students] with an enhanced and supportive intellectual and social experience that acculturates them to the life of the mind

Anna Abhau Elliott is a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) student in UNC Greensboro’s Department of Art. As a graduate assistant in the Weatherspoon’s education

The Weatherspoon Art Museum staff is committed to the expansion of student agency and engagement with the museum and its collections. As a student learning

“I am a Museum Assistant at the Weatherspoon Art Museum. I assist visitors, staff, and others who may need my help. I enjoy greeting our

What if we lived in a world without prisons? What if humans lost the ability to speak? What if our world mechanically folded in on

During the 2021 spring semester, the Weatherspoon Art Museum hosted MFA students enrolled in the class “Contemporary Art and/as Democratic Engagement” for a session in

There is a palpable intensity evident in work produced by our UNCG Interior Architecture (IARc) students. I believe this comes from their understanding that the

The Weatherspoon’s sculpture garden has a fresh, new look, thanks to the generosity of UNCG alumna Mary Jo Conrad Cresimore (Class of ‘57). The Corten steel walls

Many of you have asked how you might honor Nancy Doll’s 22 years of service to the museum. We are pleased to share that Nancy made her

The Weatherspoon has received a generous award of $40,000 from the Bridge Ahead Initiative, a project of the Art Bridges Foundation. The vision of arts patron Alice Walton,

The Weatherspoon Art Museum and Cone Health share a common legacy as two organizations that have been supported by the Cone family’s long, deep, and engaged generosity

The Weatherspoon has just received a $75,000 grant from the Terra Foundation for American Art, part of its recently announced $4 million initiative, Re-envisioning Permanent Collections: A