Shahzia Sikander takes classical Indo-Persian miniature painting—a traditional genre that is both highly stylized and disciplined—as the point of departure for her work, but challenges its strict formal tropes by experimenting with scale, layering, and various forms of new media.
Over four decades of her practice, Mary Kelly has addressed issues relating to the body, systems of classification and power, and memory.
Treading a line between order and chaos, planned uniformity and unplanned disarray, Alyson Shotz employs natural phenomena—such as mass, force, gravity, and light—to create her artworks.
The textile industry put Greensboro on the map.
The Weatherspoon is pleased to present the 2019 biennial exhibition of recent work by studio art faculty in UNCG’s School of Art.
Carefully defined expanses of color and precisely calculated lines—the characteristic elements of geometric abstractions are often defined as rational, measured,
“We convince,” wrote the poet Walt Whitman, “by our presence.”
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Weatherspoon Art Museum
UNC Greensboro
1005 Spring Garden Street
Greensboro, NC 27412
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