Summer 2018 Preview

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2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh

(919) 839-ncma

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CURRENT AND UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS

SUMMER HIGHLIGHTS Drop in and Draw | Saturday, June 16

You Are Here: Light, Color, and Sound Experiences Through July 22, 2018

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Candida Höfer in Mexico October 6, 2018–January 6, 2019

You Are Here artist Heather Gordon stops by for a drop-in performance and hands-on experience. Play, experiment, and meet the artist!

Details on page 6 Studio Experience for Teens | Monday–Friday, June 25–29 Tell your favorite teen: Here’s a chance to get immersed in the themes of You Are Here while experimenting with studio techniques.

Details on page 8 American Dance Festival Collaboration | Saturday–Tuesday, July 14–17 Dancer and choreographer Dana Ruttenberg invites the audience to be part of an interactive dance work set within the Museum galleries.

Details on page 7 Artists at Work | Friday, August 24

FROM THE DIRECTOR Dear Friends, The NCMA is fully animated! The Museum Park is in full bloom with active users every day. The concert series returns with headliner musicians you love to hear. And popular and unusual films always create a memorable summer evening under the stars.

You Are Here: Light, Color, and Sound Experiences, one of the most popular and significant exhibitions in our Museum’s history, will excite and engage visitors through July 22. Do not miss this moving experience. Works by Janet Cardiff, Olafur Eliasson, Ragnar Kjartansson, Mickalene Thomas, James Turrell, Bill Viola, and many more of worldwide renown are joined by a major installation by art superstar Yayoi Kusama.

Kusama’s LIGHT OF LIFE will remain at the Museum after the exhibition closes. This addition to the permanent collection is my final art acquisition, and one of my most important. It is one of only three in the world and the only one in the Southeast.

So please join in the fun! Everything we do is planned with you in mind.

Monster Drawing Rally is back! Join the party and snag an original work of art.

Details on page 7

M U SE U M HO U R S

Sunday, June 10, noon–4 pm

Tues.–Thurs., Sat.–Sun. 10 am–5 pm, Fri. 10 am–9 pm

Museum Park Theater

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October 13, 2018–January 20, 2019 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh • (919) 839-ncma • ncartmuseum.org You Are Here: Yayoi Kusama, LIGHT OF LIFE, 2018, mirrored box and LED lighting system, H. 86 5/8 x W. 84 1/4 x D. 72 7/8 in., North Carolina Museum of Art, Purchased with funds from the North Carolina State Art Society (Robert F. Phifer Bequest) and the bequest of Carlyle Adams, with additional funding from James Keith Brown and Eric Diefenbach, and Dr. W. Kent Davis and Dr. Carlos Garcia-Velez on the cover: From

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Tues.–Sat. 11:30 am–2 pm Friday Evening: Iris after Dark 5:30–8:30 pm Sun. 10:30 am–2:30 pm Reservations: (919) 664-6838

The Beyond: Georgia O’Keeffe and Contemporary Art

for children 6 and under

Dogs and humans in nature! Get to know the Museum Park with your four-legged friend(s). The event features food trucks for dogs and humans, local vendors, music, dog art, agility activities, a splash zone, and more! Local rescue organization Saving Grace plans to bring dogs for adoption.

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The North Carolina Museum of Art, Lawrence J. Wheeler, director, is the art museum of the State of North Carolina, Roy Cooper, governor, and an agency of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, Susi H. Hamilton, secretary.

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PR E S E NTE D W ITH CAT ’ S CR A DLE

PRESENTED WITH CAT ’S CRADL E

FI R S T A I D K I T, W I T H JA D E BI R D

FAT H E R JOH N MIST Y

Friday, June 8, 8 pm, Member tickets from $27 Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg draw lyrical inspiration from Swedish folk stories while setting their songs to a rootsy North American sound. The duo’s soaring, exquisite harmonies moved Patti Smith and Emmylou Harris to tears. First Aid Kit is debuting an acclaimed fourth album, Ruins.

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Saturday, June 16, 8 pm, Member tickets from $27 Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst, partners in life as well as in music, have built a national following with their signature blend of acoustic guitars, drums, and vocals. Their 2012 album O’ Be Joyful earned them “Best Emerging Artist” at the Americana Music Awards, and their fifth album, Little Seeds, is better yet.

Concerts and movies under the stars have been an NCMA tradition for two decades, and we’re excited to launch another season of great music and entertainment. The Joseph M. Bryan, Jr., Theater in the Museum Park is situated in the heart of the Museum campus amid gardens, meadows, woodlands, and sculpture.

Picnics are welcome at summer events, with some restrictions.

Parking is f r e e for everyone.

The Museum’s Iris restaurant also provides food and beverage options, including beer and wine, for purchase.

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Museum members receive discounts on concert tickets and f r e e admission to outdoor movies.

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Wednesday, August 1, 8 pm, Member tickets from $28.80 Josh Tillman’s eighth solo album, Fear Fun—the first under the name Father John Misty—marked a notable departure in his austere style of writing. Pitchfork said, “He's finally shaken that lonesome, somber tone, and these songs sound all the better for it: gregarious, engaging, even funny.” Father John Misty has two more albums: I Love You Honeybear from 2015 and last year’s Pure Comedy.

Jenny Lewis is “a kind of indie goddess, a stylish performer who defies genre and salts her songs with a sly and off-kilter intelligence,” says a 2014 profile in the New York Times Magazine. The video for “Just One of the Guys” from her 2014 album The Voyager has been viewed 6 million times on YouTube.

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A S PEC IA L E VE NING WIT H KIS H I B A S H I MA ND O L I N O R A NG E, W I T H CH A R L I E PA R R AND JA KE S H IMA B UKURO PR E S E NTE D W ITH CAT ’ S CR A DLE

Saturday, June 23, 8 pm s o l d o u t We welcome back Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz, who form the Chapel Hill–based folk duo Mandolin Orange. Their 2013 album This Side of Jordan was named one of NPR Music’s top 10 folk and Americana albums. Their most recent release, Blindfaller, features a full-band sound.

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L A K E S T R E E T D I V E, W I T H MA D I S E N WA R D A ND T H E MA MA BE A R Thursday, July 12, 8 pm, Member tickets from $30 Lake Street Dive is back with a new album, Free Yourself Up. The Boston-based quartet met as students at the New England Conservatory of Music, where they discovered a mutual love of jazz, R&B, rock, and pop and the ability to put it all together in one irresistible package. Their previous two NCMA appearances sold out!

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PARTCIPATING SPONSOR

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Saturday, July 28, 8 pm, Member tickets from $29 Led by the “Caruso of country music,” Raul Malo, this roots-rock and country band with a Latin twist makes its second appearance at NCMA. All Music Guide calls the band’s Grammy-nominated album Brand New Day “a rich, thoroughly satisfying delight.” The hit of the NCMA’s 2016 concert season, the Mavericks return sounding better than ever.

AUGUST 1 | FATHER JOHN MISTY WITH SPECIAL GUEST JENNY LEWIS

Friday, August 3, 7:30 pm, Member tickets from $27 Seattle-born classical violinist Kaoru Ishibashi tours as a five-piece band under the pseudonym Kishi Bashi. Accompanying his lustrous violin are percussion, electric guitar, keyboards, and Mike Savino’s electric, color-changing disco “banjotron.”

Heralded as the best living ukulele player in the world, Jake Shimabukuro inherited his passion for the instrument from his mother in Hawaii. He is flying to North Carolina especially to perform this extraordinary double bill with Kishi Bashi.

PA RIS COMB O

Saturday, August 4, 8 pm, Member tickets from $27 We’ve been fortunate to host the brilliant and irresistible Paris Combo several times since their performance concluding our Festival Rodin in 2000. Fronted by the charismatic vocals of Belle du Berry, the combo is known for a fun-loving mix of swinging gypsy jazz, cabaret, French pop, and Latino and Middle Eastern rhythms.

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TROMB ONE SH ORT Y ’S VOOD OO TH RE AUXD OWN

Saturday, August 18, 6 pm s o l d o u t To celebrate the tricentennial of New Orleans, Trombone Shorty has assembled an all-star lineup of Crescent City musicians. Headlined by Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, the touring street party also features Galactic, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and New Breed Brass Band, plus special guest appearances by Big Easy legends Cyril Neville and Walter “Wolfman” Washington.

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L EC T UR ES, TO U R S, S P EC I A L EVE NTS T-loop is available for all events in the SECU Auditorium.

Assistive listening devices are also available for tours, by request.

LECTURES AND DISCUSSIONS Tickets: ncartmuseum.org/tickets or (919) 715-5923 Dining after Dark: You Are Here Friday, June 1, 6:30–8:30 pm East Building, SECU Auditorium $45 Members, $50 Nonmembers, $40 Connoisseurs Jennifer Dasal, associate curator of contemporary art, discusses You Are Here and invites you to immerse yourself and challenge your preconceptions of what art can be.

This event features a lecture followed by a buffet-style dinner with a glass of wine. Advance registration is required. Ticket includes exhibition entrance.

Artist Talk: Heather Gordon Thursday, June 14, 6:30–7:30 pm East Building, SECU Auditorium f r e e ; ticket required Durham-based artist Heather Gordon creates installations mapping alchemical processes as patterns, exploring how the elemental reactions can serve as metaphors for personal encounters. Her work Cinnabar is part of the exhibition You Are Here. Join us for a conversation about Gordon's inspiration and creative practice.

Take part of the You Are Here experience home.

FREE PUBLIC TOURS

SPECIAL EXHIBITION TOURS

No reservations necessary.

Because You Are Here is immersive and requires personal exploration of spaces, guided tours are not offered for this exhibition. If you are bringing a group of students or youth for a self-guided experience, please contact Jen Coon, jennifer.coon@ncdcr.gov or (919) 664-6820, so that we may recommend a good day and time for your group’s experience. For groups of adults, please contact Julia Caston, julia.caston@ncdcr.gov or (919) 664-6785.

Explore the Collection Tuesdays–Fridays, 1:30 pm Saturdays and Sundays, 11:30 am and 1:30 pm A daily docent-led tour of Museum highlights. For individuals and groups smaller than 10. Meet at West Building Information Desk.

Family-Friendly Tours Saturdays and Sundays, 10:30 am Meet at West Building Information Desk.

Half-hour tours for kids ages 5–11 and their adult companions. See monthly themes at ncartmuseum.org.

“Ask Me!” Roaming Docent Saturdays, 1–3 pm, East Building, African Gallery Sundays, 1–3 pm, West Building Ask a question, learn the inside story about what’s on the walls, or just talk about what you see.

Museum Park Tours Saturdays, 9:30 am Enjoy art and nature in a 90-minute tour. The route is approximately two miles long, with variations in surface and incline. Meet your guide at the café tables near East Building entrance.

GROUP TOURS Please make reservations at least four weeks in advance.

See details at ncartmuseum.org/tours.

Adult group reservations: Schedule online by clicking on Visit/Tours at ncartmuseum.org. For more information call (919) 664-6785 or email toursforadults@ncartmuseum.org.

Choose from a variety of themes. Tours are $50 for each group of up to 10 participants. Schedule multiple docents for larger groups.

Student and youth group reservations: Schedule online by clicking on Visit/Tours at ncartmuseum.org. For more information call Jen Coon at (919) 664-6820.

Guided Student and Youth Group Tours One adult chaperon per 10 students or youths is required.

FREE tours for K–college students in groups of 10 to 90. Four weeks advance notice is required.

FREE tours also available for youth groups such as church or scout groups.

Self-Guided Student and Youth Group Visits Chaperons are required (one adult per 10 students or youths). For groups of 10 or more, please complete a form at bit.ly/NCMAyouthtours at least 10 days in advance.

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SPECIAL EVENTS Tickets: ncartmuseum.org/tickets or (919) 715-5923 Art-Immersive Yoga in You Are Here Wednesdays, June 6, June 20, July 18, 5:30–6:30 pm Saturdays, June 9, June 23, July 7, July 21, 8:45–9:45 am East Building, Level B sold out

Experience vinyasa yoga in a gallery within You Are Here. Bring a mat and small towel, and dress comfortably. Space is limited. All skill levels are welcome.

Exhibition tickets are not required for yoga class; purchase a separate ticket, if desired, to view the full exhibition.

Sit, Stay, NCMA! Sunday, June 10, noon–4 pm See details on page 3, and read all the rules and updates at ncartmuseum.org.

Member Monday in You Are Here June 11, 10 am–8 pm (last entrance 7 pm) East Building and Museum Park Ticket required Normally the NCMA is closed on Mondays, but we have set aside time for members to experience You Are Here. This special day is a benefit for members only. Guests are welcome when accompanied by a member (must purchase a ticket or join the Museum). Member’s first visit is free (subsequent visits are half off). When you reserve your ticket, please have ready your membership number (found on your membership card and on your Preview address label) and the time you’d like to visit.

The Exhibition Store is offering members a double discount (20 percent off) on Member Monday. Please note that West Building and Iris will not be open.

A ME R ICA N DA NCE F E S TIVA L AT THE NCMA

Dana Ruttenberg Dance Group presents Naba 2.0 Saturday, July 14, 6 pm and 8 pm Sunday, July 15, 6 pm and 8 pm Monday, July 16, noon, 2 pm, 6 pm, and 8 pm Tuesday, July 17, 6 pm and 8 pm West Building Galleries $30 Per person. Tickets sold only through the Duke University Box Office, (919) 684-4444 or americandancefestival.org.

Dancer and choreographer Dana Ruttenberg invites the audience to be a part of an interactive dance work set within the Museum galleries. Each participant is equipped with headphones and is instructed by the dancers to choose among a menu of prerecorded tracks. The audience experiences dance, art, and music from a fresh perspective.

Drawing with Sound: Heather Gordon Saturday, June 16, 1–4 pm East Building, SECU Education Lobby f r e e ; no ticket required Turn up the volume—and draw with salt and sound! Artist Heather Gordon, whose work is featured in You Are Here, brings her love for visual art and science and her experimental studio process to the NCMA for a drop-in performance and hands-on experience. Play, experiment, and meet the artist!

Monster Drawing Rally Friday, August 24, 5:30–10:30 pm East Building $8 Members, $10 Nonmembers free for children 6 and under; ticket required At this live drawing event/fundraiser, 75 artists at all stages of their careers take shifts to draw in front of a live audience. As spectators spy on the creative process, sketches morph into full-fledged works of art. Finished drawings are immediately available for $50 each. The evening also includes a collaborative art project, music, and food trucks.

STUDIO CL ASS Tickets: ncartmuseum.org/tickets or (919) 715-5923 Jewelry Studio Class with Sarah Tector Saturday, July 28, 10:30 am–4 pm East Building, Level A, Duke Energy Studio 1 $76 Members, $85 Nonmembers Join Raleigh jewelry artist Sarah Tector in creating patterned bronze and sterling silver jewelry inspired by designs and motifs from the African collection. All levels are welcome; tools and materials are provided.

TE AC H E R S Tickets: ncartmuseum.org/tickets or (919) 715-5923 Two-Day Immersive Workshop on Art and Environment Wednesday–Thursday, June 20–21, 9:30 am–3:30 pm each day East Building, Level C $45 Members, $50 Nonmembers Using the galleries and Museum Park, educators explore how artists use the outdoors as material, subject, and inspiration. Participants should expect exposure to the elements and walking. A Certificate of Participation for 10 hours will be provided (1.0 CEU, with prior approval from the local school system). For more information contact Jill Taylor, jill.taylor@ncdcr.gov or (919) 664-6748.

Back to School for Teachers: The Art of Our Time Thursday, August 9, or Tuesday, August 14, 3:30–4:30 pm Meet at West Building Information Desk f r e e ; registration required Teachers, learn more about the new displays in the Modern and Contemporary galleries and consult with a Museum educator about ideas for using the collection in your classroom. For more information and to register, contact Jill Taylor, jill.taylor@ncdcr.gov or (919) 664-6748.

Online Mini-Courses on Art and Science This new series explores connections between art and science, using works of art from our collection as a starting point. Check learn.ncartmuseum.org for details.

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COLLEGE STUDENTS f r e e Friday Nights Admission to ticketed exhibitions is free for college students on Fridays from 5 to 9 pm; stop at the Box Office and show a current ID. Admission to the permanent collection is always free, and no ticket is required.

Internships College students and recent graduates benefit from interning at the NCMA by learning and contributing to the work of an art museum. See details at ncartmuseum.org/college. Application deadline for fall 2018 is June 15; deadline for spring is October 1.

Transience Emerging Artists Exhibition Through December 2, 2018 East Building, Education Wing f r e e ; no ticket required Painting, photography, and sculpture created by emerging artists responding to cultural fluidity and the dynamics of cultural change. Artists included in this exhibition participated in a two-day summer symposium, “Memory and Mark,” with artist and UNC–Chapel Hill professor Lien Truong.

Park Pictures Call for Entries College students are invited to submit original works for our Park Pictures billboard competition. The theme is “Interior Worlds,” in reference to the fall exhibition Candida Höfer in Mexico. Höfer’s photographic work focuses on grand interior spaces, but a diverse and creative interpretation of the idea of interior space is encouraged. The deadline is June 16. Selected entries will be awarded a $500 honorarium. See ncartmuseum.org for guidelines.

TEENS Tickets: ncartmuseum.org/tickets or (919) 715-5923 Weeklong Teen Studio Intensive Monday–Friday, June 25–29 East Building, Level C, Blue Ridge Atrium One workshop (morning or afternoon) $126 Members, $140 Nonmembers Both workshops $247 Members, $275 Nonmembers Connecting You Are Here’s themes of immersive experiences and new media with experimental approaches to drawing and collage, teaching artist Jolie Day incorporates Instagram, gifs, lo-fi video, and glitch art with hand-drawn illustration, cut-paper environments, and experimental portraiture.

Immersive Spaces 9 am–noon Teen artists create cut-paper environments as sites for video and interactive experiences and create gifs from cut-paper animations.

Kaleidoscope Selves 1–4 pm Teen artists create a series of experimental self-portraits using traditional techniques combined with new media (Instagram animations and glitch art) to create layered and kaleidoscopic works.

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Teen Arts Council The Teen Arts Council is an active and exciting group of local teen leaders interested in art and museums. The group meets twice monthly throughout the school year at the NCMA. Members collaborate on projects, create works of art with local artists, facilitate pop-up art activities, and get to know each other and the Museum. For more information and an application, visit ncartmuseum.org.

Application deadline is June 8.

Y O U T H A N D F A M I LY Tickets: ncartmuseum.org/tickets or (919) 715-5923 Summer Camps June 5–August 23 Monday–Friday, 9 am–4:30 pm $250 Family-level members and above, $280 Nonmembers (per camp) 8 am Early morning drop–off ($35 per camp) 5:30 pm Late afternoon pickup ($35 per camp) Five-day sessions for ages 4–13. Details at ncartmuseum.org/summercamp.

What’s in the Box? Thursdays, 10:15 am, 11:15 am, and 1:15 pm Preschoolers, ages 2–5, and their caregivers East Building $8 Family-level members and above, $10 Nonmembers (no charge for adult) Purchase individual tickets online, or sign up that day at the Museum Box Office.

Have fun while exploring art together. Each session introduces a work of art from the Museum and includes activities that stretch the imagination. Everyone can collect “What’s in the Box?” cards in English or Spanish.

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August 9 Seasons/Nature

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Family Fun Saturdays Saturdays, 10:15 am–12:15 pm or 1–3 pm East Building, Education Studios Families with children ages 5–11 $6 Family-level members and above, $8 Nonmembers Gallery tour plus studio workshops for families. A different theme each time means there’s always something new to discover. Please note: All participants (children and adults) must have a ticket.

June 9 | Terrific Trophies Get ready for Father’s Day by creating a sculptural trophy from objects that inspire you. Participants explore sculptures in the Museum for ideas. Dads and father figures are encouraged to attend.

July 14 | Printmaking Explorations Carve, cut, press, and stamp in this workshop exploring printmaking techniques. Discover new ways to make a print inspired by the Museum collection.

August 18 | Natural Dyes Discover the magic of color made from natural materials. Families can design and use natural dyes to create fabric art inspired by African textiles on view.

Dress to get messy!

Pop-Up Art Free art-making activities for all ages in the Museum galleries and Museum Park. Sundays, June 24 and August 12, noon–3 pm. Check ncartmuseum.org for details.

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(2017) Written and directed by Greta Gerwig. Saoirse Ronan, Laurie Metcalf, Tracy Letts. (94 min.) R.

(2017) Directed by Michael Showalter. Kumail Nanjiani, Zoe Kazan, Holly Hunter, Ray Romano. (120 min.) R.

LADY BIRD (2017)

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(1989) Written and directed by Cameron Crowe. John Cusack, Ione Skye, John Mahoney. (100 min.) PG-13.

(1968) Written and directed by George Romero. Duane Jones, Judith O’Dea, Karl Hardman. (96 min.) NR.

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(2017) Directed by Patty Jenkins. Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Robin Wright.

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(2017) Written and directed by Jordan Peele. Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams, Bradley Whitford, Catherine Keener. (104 min.) R.

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(2017) Directed by Joe Wright. Gary Oldman, Lily James, Kristin Scott Thomas.

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(2017) Written and directed by Guillermo del Toro. Sally Hawkins, Octavia Spencer, Richard Jenkins. (123 min.) R.

S AT URDAY, J U LY 7, 9 P M THE POST

(2017) Directed by Steven Spielberg. Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Sarah Paulson.

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(2017) Written and directed by Rian Johnson. Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher. (152 min.) PG-13.

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(1968)Directed by George Dunning. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison,Ringo Starr. (85 min.) G. Picnics are welcome. Alcoholic beverages may not be brought in; all nonalcoholic beverages, including water, must arrive in factory-sealed containers. Please see ncartmuseum.org for movie details and more tips and policies.

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Drawing with Sound: Heather Gordon 1–4 pm OUTDOOR MOVIES Say Anything 9 pm Family-Friendly Tour 10:30 am

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THE SHAPE OF WATER

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NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD

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What’s in the Box? 10:15 am, 11:15 am, and 1:15 pm Back to School for Teachers 3:30 pm

Family-Friendly Tour 10:30 am SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Lake Street Dive 8 pm

SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Paris Combo 8 pm

SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Kishi Bashi and Jake Shimabukuro 7:30 pm

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Family Fun Saturday 10:15 am or 1 pm Family-Friendly Tour 10:30 am

Family-Friendly Tour 10:30 am

SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Trombone Shorty 6 pm You Are Here CLOSES

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What’s in the Box? 10:15 am, 11:15 am, and 1:15 pm

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Monster Drawing Rally 5:30–10:30 pm

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Jewelry Studio Class 10:30 am–4 pm OUTDOOR MOVIES The Big Sick 9 pm

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IN THE PERMANENT COLLECTION

EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTS

You Are Here: Light, Color, and Sound Experiences East Building, Meymandi Exhibition Gallery, and Ann and Jim Goodnight Museum Park

Dutch and Flemish Refresh Curator Dennis P. Weller is excited about the number

Mysterious Wooden Saint

Many visitors are drawn to a wonderful work by

of works he’s pulled from the shadow of art storage and

superstar sculptor of the late middle ages, Tilman

put on display this summer in the Northern European

Riemenschneider, whose Female Saint graces the

galleries in West Building, including Portrait of a Gentleman by Jan Hals.

Northern Renaissance Gallery. Prep for your visit by clicking Circa, the NCMA blog, to learn more about this artist: ncartmuseum/blog.

Soo Sunny Park, Photo-kinetic Grid, 2018, brazed chain link fence, acrylic tiles, video cameras, projectors, and light, dimensions variable, Courtesy of the artist, commissioned by North Carolina Museum of Art

tickets

E V E N T H IG H LIGH TS

$15 Adults $12 Seniors, military, college students with ID, groups of 10 or more $9

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DINING AFTER DARK Friday, June 1 See details on page 6.

ARTIST TALK Thursday, June 14 See details on page 6.

DRAWING WITH SOUND Saturday, June 16 See details on page 7.

Youth 7–18

free

for children 6 and under

free

for member’s first visit; subsequent visits 50% off

free

for college students with ID, Fridays 5–9 pm

PR ESEN TIN G SPON SOR

M EDIA SPONSOR

Tilman Riemenschneider, Female Saint, circa 1490–95, linden wood with traces of paint, H. 38 in., Purchased with funds from the state of North Carolina and the North Carolina State Art Society (Robert F. Phifer Bequest) right

SUPPORTIN G SPON SORS

Calvin and Marisa Allen Foundation Anne Allen Cheatham Lizzie Cheatham McNairy and Charlie McNairy Duke Energy

Jan Hals, Portrait of a Gentleman, 1644, oil on canvas, 30 × 25 in., Purchased with funds from the State of North Carolina above

Duke Health SiteLink Allen Thomas Jr. The OMAi residency is generously supported by the Hartfield Foundation and Libby and Lee Buck.

Organized by the North Carolina Museum of Art. This exhibition is made possible, in part, by the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources; the North Carolina Museum of Art Foundation, Inc.; and the William R. Kenan Jr. Endowment for Educational Exhibitions. Research for this exhibition was made possible

by Ann and Jim Goodnight/The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fund for Curatorial and Conservation Research and Travel.

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MEMBER MONDAY

You Are Here JUNE 11

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