With a total project budget of $3,000,000–$4,000,000, the college is requesting qualifications to create a commemorative space integrating art and landscape on its North Carolina campus.
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Emerging Curators Can Apply to the Center for Craft’s 2023 Curatorial Fellowship
In this yearlong program, three fellows will each receive $5,000 to develop and mount an exhibition at the Center for Craft in Asheville, NC. Applications are due February 14, 2022.
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What Do Pots Want?* Building a Bigger Field of Craft Studies Together
Warren Wilson’s low-residency MA in Critical Craft Studies produces researchers who turn the mic in a new direction.
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Bigger Field, Better Questions: What Do Pots Want?*
Warren Wilson College’s low-residency MA in Critical Craft Studies produces researchers who turn the mic in a new direction.
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The Center for Craft Celebrates 25 Years of Advancing the Field
The nonprofit organization salutes 25 years of craft through special events and a new national membership program.
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Wake Forest Students Select Works by Salman Toor and Zanele Muholi for School’s Art Collection
In 1962, the Student Union voted to establish an art collection, which advanced the creation of a dedicated art department.
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What Do Pots Want?
Warren Wilson Colleges low-residency MA in Critical Craft Studies produces researchers who turn the mic in a new direction. Applications are due March 1, 2021.
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Warren Wilson’s MA in Critical Craft Studies Releases Its First Publication
Each purchase of Mapping Craft: This is how we meet supports scholarships for BIPOC students enrolled in the low-residency program, which is currently accepting applications until March 1, 2021.
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Kennedi Carter’s Opulent Portraits of Black Southerners
In Flexing: New Realm, Carter combines visual references to European royalty and nobility with contemporary Black aesthetics.
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How a Vital Art Education Program for People With Alzheimer’s Successfully Moved Online
The Nasher’s Reflections programming has pivoted online so participants can continue to have rich conversations about art. The museum created an updated template of virtual engagement to share with other institutions.
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The Central American Diaspora and Stories of Coming of Age
Artists reflect on migration, memory, and the cultural bonds that unite the first- and second-generation children of Central American immigrants who have fled civil wars, violence, and natural disasters.
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Court Overturns Controversial UNC Settlement With Neo-Confederate Group Over “Silent Sam” Monument
| The settlement, approved in November, would have required UNC Chapel Hill to hand over the Confederate monument “Silent Sam” to the Sons of Confederate Veterans and pay the group $2.5 million to preserve and house it. This Wednesday, Orange County Superior Court Judge Allen Baddour dismissed the lawsuit on the basis that the plaintiff lacked legal standing. Read the full story here.