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Art in Bloom SPring '23
Art in Bloom at the North Carolina Museum of Art: March 15-19
"Raleigh, NC – The North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) will again host its popular floral fundraiser Art in Bloom, presented by PNC Bank, March 15–19, 2023. The five-day event will feature more than 30 imaginative floral arrangements, offering visitors a unique way to connect with art through floral interpretations of the Museum’s latest acquisitions and visitor-favorite works from the newly reimagined People’s Collection in Building. Guests will be greeted by a large welcome installation by Heather Ann Miller of Eclectic Sage and several large-platform floral displays based on the theme Cinematic, highlighting representations of music, theater, dance, and film featured in the People’s Collection.
Beyond the scope of the disputee disp in the West Building, the five-day fundraiser will blue floral-inspiredd workshops, lectures, and special surprises in the Museum Store. The Museum will offer extended hours and expanded food options. Visitors may enjoy inventive small bites Southern-inspiredpired entrées from Chef Rick Sloan at the newly remodeled NCMA Café in West Building.
In the days leading up to Art in Bloom, presented by PNC Bank, the Museum will organize floral installations and a scavenger hunt. Additional information regarding the scavenger hunt and floral installations is forthcoming.
PNC Bank returns as the founding presenting sponsor of Art in Bloom. “As the NCMA’s largest annual fundraiser, Art in Bloom is vital to helping the Museum deliver programming and exhibitions that are both compelling and accessible throughout the year,” said Jim Hansen, PNC regional president for Eastern Carolinas. “All of us at PNC recognize the NCMA’s significant cultural and educational contributions to our local communities, and we are pleased to continue our support for this meaningful event.”
Tickets are available at ncartmuseum.org/bloom or by emailing help@ncartmuseum.org.
Related events, including select workshops, presentations, and other special programs, will be ticketed separately (see Related Events below).
East Building galleries are open 10 am–5 pm, Wednesday through Sunday. Michael Richards: Are You Down? in East Building will be on view and free to the public during this time.
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Alphonse Mucha opens 2021 at NCMA
Alphonse Mucha- Art Nouveau 1860-1939
ICONS AND MUSES
Alphonse Mucha, a Czech-born artist, most known as the artist that transformed Paris into his public art exhibit, by creating beautiful posters that made art accessible to the general public. Alphonse created illustrations for theater posters, fragrances, and even rolled cigarette advertisements. Showcasing women as his main subjects usually centered on goddesses or icons.
"Representations of women are at the heart of Mucha's style. For him, the
beauty and elegance of the female form embodied and most directly
communicated his artistic philosophy. In the development of his artistic style,
it was Parisian superstar actress, producer, and director Sarah Bernhardt
who inspired him the most. Bernhardt's fame and influence transcended the
discrimination she faced as a Jewish woman, and she became an icon of the
modern woman, both in her acting roles and as portrayed by Mucha. He met
Bernhardt toward the end of 1894 through the commission of a poster for
her production of the play Gismonda. Despite Mucha's inexperience with
producing posters, Bernhardt was struck by the novelty of Mucha's design,
which featured her life-size figure in an unusually tall format with elegantly
flowing outlines and delicate pastel colors."
NCMA, North Carolina Museum of Art, is the first American exhibit in almost 20 years
and is paired with local artists, Lakeisha Reid, Alisha Locklear Monroe, and Tori "FNord" Carpenter.
They each made their portraits in "Mucha" style and you have to see them in person to get the full beauty of each piece. In the museum's gift shop they have on display and for purchase pieces by local artists: Georgia Hartley, Sharon Hardin, Monica Linares, USU local soy candles, and Brasstown chocolates, all of which have a "Mucha" inspiration included. Check out my Instagram for more photos and videos from Media day.
"In designing these posters, Much established a consistent style, featuring
iconic female figures carrying alluring messages, combined with a variety of
decorative, symbolic motifs. Recognizable, engaging, and relatable, Mucha's
posters were popularly described as "le style Mucha" (the Mucha style),
and these characteristic elements of his work became key features of the
emerging art nouveau style."
More information and to get tickets:
https://ncartmuseum.org/series/alphonse-mucha-art-nouveau-visionary/
Alphonse Mucha
Courtesy of NCMA
Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming the Discarded
Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming the Discarded Now Open at Ella West Gallery
Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming The Discarded Sculptures now on view at Ella West Gallery
Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming The Discarded Sculptures now on view at Ella West Gallery
Durham, North Carolina – Ella West Gallery is pleased to present a new exhibition Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming the Discarded. Notions of cultural capital are reoriented through a modern lens in Hayes’ larger-than-life interrogations of the gaudy, shimmering, and resplendent, through
a wide range of media including bullet shell casings, raw cotton buds, stone, twine, and bronze. His rumination on capitalism and consumerism is contained within the reflective surfaces that bring these works to life across sculptures, wall reliefs, and textiles.
Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming the Discarded is on view through April 6,
2024. For more information about Ella West Gallery, the exhibition, or to
inquire about available work for
purchase, visit:
www.ellawestgallery.com or call (919) 485-9602.
Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming The Discarded Sculptures now on view at Ella West Gallery
Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming The Discarded Sculptures now on view at Ella West Gallery
Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming The Discarded Sculptures now on view at Ella West Gallery
In another corner of the exhibition, a collection of bronze muses stands as envoys of collective memory, powerful missives from a troubled past. While Hayes’ subjects are cast from those who walk among us today, the symbols he uses to adorn them transport the audience into a historical setting from which Black women’s trials and triumphs can be reimagined and re-experienced. The gallery is located at 104 W.Parrish Street in Durham and is open to the public Wednesday through
Saturday, 11 am to 6 pm, with private appointments available upon request.
Stephen Hayes: Reclaiming the Discarded is on view through April 6,
2024. For more information about Ella West Gallery, the exhibition, or to
inquire about available works for
purchase, visit:
www.ellawestgallery.com or call (919) 485-9602.