Director Nancy Doll and the Weatherspoon Art Museum Association invite you to a special event in celebration of Zones of Contention: After the Green Line. Throughout history, artists have created work about the effects of war and conflict. This exhibition presents eight contemporary artists who address the history and consequences of the ongoing … Continued
What began with a single screening of the 2006 film “An Inconvenient Truth,” has grown into an annual series featuring some of the most current documentaries about global climate change, sustainability, and environmental education. Over 4600 students, faculty, and community members have attended screenings and participated in discussions at WAM … Continued
On Friday, December 5, High Point Museum will open its latest exhibition Pieces of the Past: The Art of Gwendolyn Magee, curated by the UNCG Department of History Museum Studies Class of 2015. It will feature a number of quilts created by nationally renowned artist Gwendolyn Jones Magee, a High Point native … Continued
Matt Baccari, from left, Kyle Southern, Christian Moore, Dale Johnson, Jay Nauman, Michael King, Jacob Larkin and Richard Watkins Jr. star in a scene from Studio 1’s “The Three Musketeers, A Sign-Language Shadowed Production.” The play runs today through Sunday at Sara McMillan Brown Theatre at Studio 1 in Burlington. … Continued
UNCG Theatre’s upcoming production of The Velveteen Rabbit is set to open on Thursday, November 13th at 7:30 pm in Taylor Theatre. The play is adapted by UNCG Theatre faculty member Janet Allard based on the story by Margery Williams. The performance is directed by UNCG Theatre faculty member, Rachel Briley, and boasts a design concept from faculty and student … Continued