North Carolina Museum of Artさんのイラストまとめ

Don’t forget: take 50% off already drastically reduced sale items in the Museum Store, only through Sunday! #NCMAstore

One of the most striking aspects of "Ruby Gentry" is the amazing wardrobe created for Jennifer Jones by the NY couturier, Valentina. Although she did costumes for the theater, this is her only film credit. Get a ticket to the Sun, Feb 16, screening here: https://t.co/ce1UFMvvGc

Final week! This is the final week for “Property of the People: The Foundations of the NCMA, 1924–1945,” an exhibition exploring the very early days of the NCMA and the people who shaped the organization. Visit the exhibition in East Building before it closes February 9.

Head to our Instagram Story to learn about the early days of the NCMA in exhibition “Property of the People: The Foundations of the NCMA, 1924–1945,” now on view. Is your favorite work of art among the very first acquired into the Museum’s collection? Find out!

"Christopher Holt: Contemporary Frescoes/Faith and Community": This exhibition features monumental drawings, intimate portraits, and studies by Asheville artist Christopher Holt for the “Haywood Street Beatitudes” fresco completed in September 2019. #NCMAspring2020

Artistic Animals Abound! Join us for story time in the galleries Thursday November 21. This month’s theme is animals! Each half-hour session includes books and activities that extend our understanding of a work of art in the Museum. Best for families with children ages 2–5.

Join us on Sat Nov 16, at for a docent-led tour of "Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, & Mexican Modernism" with an American Sign Language interpreter. Purchase an exhibition ticket for 1 pm. Once you have a ticket, email Robert.Mlodzik@ncdcr.gov to register for the tour by Thurs Nov 14.

Today’s Art Spotlight is “Wondrous Birds,” by Hans Thoma, 1892. Thoma painted several compositions of flying storks that are quite remarkable, almost as if the artist were flying beside them. Read more here: https://t.co/xpz8AWo3RN #NCMAlearn

It’s never too early to introduce children to art! Join us for What’s in the Box: People, Thursday, October 3 at 9:15, 10:15, or 11:15 am. These 45-minute sessions are designed for preschoolers (ages 2-5) and their caregivers. Tickets here: https://t.co/z8vkZB14Ci

Today’s Art Spotlight is “Madonna and Child Sheltering Supplicants under Her Cloak,” by Peter Koellin, circa 1470. The image of the Madonna enfolding the faithful under her protective cloak is known as the “Madonna of Mercy.” Read more here: https://t.co/7GbjULpEKB #NCMALearn