Ackland to begin giving art lessons
Can’t fit ART 104 into your schedule? On the waitlist for photography again? Art classes at UNC fill up fast — but the Ackland Art Museum is looking for a new way to bring creativity to UNC students.
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Can’t fit ART 104 into your schedule? On the waitlist for photography again? Art classes at UNC fill up fast — but the Ackland Art Museum is looking for a new way to bring creativity to UNC students.
Carolina Creates Concert Forest Theatre 5-8 p.m. Free
A trip to the Ackland Museum Store is like a trip around the world.
“Seeing the World, One Drawing At a Time: Urban Sketchers” features artists from around the world and will remain on display until October 6th.
Japanese and Asian art exhibitions are on display at the Ackland.
For the next few months, a visit to the Ackland Art Museum will take spectators further east than Chapel Hill.
CowParadeNC, an offshoot of the world’s largest public art exhibit, has put 81 plump sculptures out to pasture.
Summer vacation is nearly halfway over for most K-12 students, but there’s still time for kids to expand their horizons.
Ackland store flooded
Alice Southwick, manager of the Ackland store, as she aids customers in what she refers to as the "soft-opening" of the store. A gallery event is set for Friday in order to welcome the store to campus as a new piece of the Ackland that is just next door.
“I’m Not There” Varsity Theatre 7 p.m. Tickets are free with UNC OneCard, $4 for all others
Delegard said her work consists of papier-mache structures that are made with a variety of found items, such as paper found in the art department’s recycling bin, sticks, construction paper and a pink extension cord from Student Stores. She said she juxtaposed common items to make them unrecognizable and created physical tension in her work. “A lot of my work is inspired by the aesthetics of the things that are around me.” Photo courtesy of Lee Delegard.
Chris Musina, Seun Som, Lee Delegard, MFA Students, have their work exhibited at Ackland. Som produced a video which included the Mediterranean Deli.
Chris Musina, Seun Som, Lee Delegard, MFA Students, have their work exhibited at Ackland. Som produced a video which included the Mediterranean Deli.
While finals for UNC undergraduates are still just around the corner, eight graduating Masters of Fine Arts students now have their final work on display.
With a $10 million donation to the University made official Thursday, Dr. Hugh A. McAllister Jr. provided not only a boost to two campus institutions, but a timely example for future donors.
TO THE EDITOR:
Holden Thorp shakes hands with UNC alumna Dr. Hugh A. McAllister Jr. who donated $10 million to UNC for the Ackland Art Museum and the School of Medicine.
UNC has received a $10 million commitment to benefit both heart disease research at the School of Medicine and the Ackland Art Museum.
Martha Moore and her 22-year-old daughter Deanna Riggan have been regulars at the Chelsea Theater for years.