North Carolina Museum of Art

We're celebrating the official public opening of our latest installation, "Please Be Seated - North Carolina," tomorrow, June 2, at 6:30 pm, with a free dance performance featuring live musicians & over 40 dancers from NCSU, Broughton HS, and communities across NC! Details ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ogiufD

Exciting news! The NCMA's new outdoor installation, "Please Be Seated - North Carolina," will open to the public on Tuesday, June 2. To celebrate, we are hosting a special dance performance at 6:30 pm with live musicians and dozens of dancers. Click here for all the details ➡️ https://bit.ly/4ogiufD

This Saturday's free "Still. Moving: Zonal Harmonic 170,000 and Zonal Harmonic 220,000" performance by Rainbow Dance/Arts Together will explore the unseen architectures that shape how we move, gather, and belong. Join us in West Building at either 11 am or 1 pm on May 30 to see art in motion!

This Saturday's free "Still. Moving: Zonal Harmonic 170,000 and Zonal Harmonic 220,000" performance by Rainbow Dance/Arts Together will explore the unseen architectures that shape how we move, gather, and belong. Join us in West Building at either 11 am or 1 pm on May 30 to see art in motion!

Soundcheck ahead of tonight's concert, "György Kurtág at 100"! Join us at 7 pm in the SECU Auditorium, where Mallarmé Music presents works by Hungarian composers György Kurtág and Béla Bartók for cimbalom, violin, mezzo, and piano. Tickets are available here: https://bit.ly/49iPlKm

We found (bobblehead) Sebastian Aho hanging out at the Museum Park ahead of the 'Canes-Canadiens game! He was using the Musical Swings, which, oddly enough, were created by Montreal-based art and design studio Daily tous les jours. Good luck to our neighbors down the road tonight - Let's go 'Canes!

We had a staff meeting this morning. It was...fun?! Take a behind-the-scenes look at how we use Art, Nature, and People to make a stereotypically boring meeting into something fun, engaging, and informative.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the NCMA/NCMA Winston-Salem tent at Artsplosure this past weekend! We appreciate all of you who were eager to learn about the amazing programs, events, and initiatives that our Raleigh and Winston-Salem campuses coordinate.

Our upcoming concert on Thursday, May 28, "From Irving Berlin to Louis Armstrong," celebrates the extraordinary creative exchange between Jewish composers and African American performers that helped define the sound of the 20th century. More information and tickets here ➡️ https://bit.ly/43d5Xzu

Thank you to everyone who showed up for our free After Hours event earlier this month - we welcomed more than 2,000 visitors into the Knowing the West exhibition, a new NCMA After Hours record! Stay tuned for more free and fun events coming up 😊

Oh, hi! We're your art museum: We are art you can hike, bike, and walk to. We are sensory trails, sunflower fields, and edible gardens. We are one of the best free museums in the US. We are a 164-acre Museum Park. All free—right in your backyard. Come say hi ➡️ https://ncartmuseum.org/oh-hi/

Tix are on sale now for our next exhibition, Knowing the West, which takes what you think you know about the American West and looks at it in new ways. Opening May 2, KTW embraces and reexamines perceptions of the American West to create more inclusive and complex dialogues ➡️ https://bit.ly/42eb6qw