Born and raised in North Carolina, artist Precious D. Lovell has long rooted her creative practice in both the Southern stitching traditions she learned from
Looking out across a distance, our eyes perceive a line where the sky appears to meet the earth’s surface. These horizon lines are a favorite
Making [Art] History: Acts, Actions, and Reenactments explores how various individual, collective, and artist-channeled methods of making art have been interwoven with multiple cultural and
Of Salt and Spirit: Black Quilters in the American South, organized by the Mississippi Museum of Art in collaboration with the Weatherspoon Art Museum, arrives
Fighters for Freedom: William H. Johnson Picturing Justice illuminates the extraordinary life and contributions of William H. Johnson (1901–1970), an artist associated with the Harlem
What might be lost if we don’t capture the living memories that are still present with people? —B. Bernetiae Reed, historian These words, and the
The Opioid Project: Changing Perceptions Through Art and Storytelling highlights mixed media works by students currently participating in UNCG’s Spartan Recovery Program. In partnership with Health
This group exhibition features contemporary artists who engage with experiences and understandings of disability. They do so by thinking about the ways that one’s personal
Following the success last academic year of the collection exhibition, Making Room: Familiar Art, New Stories is Making Connections: Art, Place, and Relationships. Building on
This year’s exhibition will feature work by Celena Amburgey, Paul Stanley Mensah, and Nill Smith. Reflecting a variety of studio areas, their work represents the
This summer, the Weatherspoon is excited to present RugLife, an exhibition featuring the work of contemporary artists who use rugs as an inventive medium to
Patterns permeate our lives—so much so that we might not even notice them as such. Visual patterns abound in textiles, décor, and architecture. Natural patterns