CAM Is Selling Its Raleigh Building. Could It Have Done More to Keep It?
Earlier this month, more than a year after halting exhibitions and laying off staff, the Contemporary Art Museum of Raleigh […]
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CAM Is Selling Its Raleigh Building. Could It Have Done More to Keep It?
Earlier this month, more than a year after halting exhibitions and laying off staff, the Contemporary Art Museum of Raleigh
Talking with Carey Perloff About “Oedipus: King/Colonus”
With Homer’s 12,000-line epic poem recently inscribed onto the big (really big, IMAX big) screen, it’s fair to say that
“Language Barrier at 10” Celebrates Shirlette Ammons
By this point, Shirlette Ammons has earned the right to be recognized for much more than merely her collaborative associations.
Breakfast for Lunch at Country Junction
The last time Country Junction posted anything on the internet was four years ago, when it changed its Facebook profile
The Festival for the Eno Is Back, But It Looks a Little Different
Hours after the Festival for the Eno wrapped up last July, Tropical Storm Chantal delivered record rainfall, flooding the Eno
Incoming! Peasant Revolts, Survival, and Victorian Psychopaths
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. That’s the precise wording of the famous old aphorism
While Teaching Others How to Sing, Anne-Claire Found Her Voice
Anne-Claire: Do You Dream of Me Too? album release | Friday, September 4, 8 p.m. | w/DUNUMS | Cat’s Cradle
A Conversation With Outgoing NCMA Director Valerie Hillings
In the early 1990s, the North Carolina Museum of Art had been in its Blue Ridge Road location in West