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October 2020
Topher Alexander: Printed Matter
Printed Matter by Topher Alexander On view October 19th - 31st Topher Alexander is a print media artist from Wilmington, North Carolina. He recently received his MFA from the University of North Carolina Greensboro in 2020. His work grows from traditional printmaking techniques and has evolved into reconstructed print materials: junk mail, magazines, books. Through folding, binding, and weaving these paper artifacts are transformed into reconstituted forms. To learn more about the artist and his work, please visit christopheralexander.work. Please…
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Julia Caston: All The Julias
Gatewood Art Gallery October 11 - 30, 2020 Artist Lecture: October 15 at 7:00pm In my practice, I create situations in which I communicate and connect with others as a means to better understand myself. In this way, my practice is a seamless extension of my life. Founded on generosity, collaboration, and honoring difference, my work facilitates exchange, dialogue, and inclusion. Drawing on the traditions of performance and socially engaged art, I often make choices in my practice that challenge…
Find out more »Exhibition: “To the Hoop | Basketball and Contemporary Art
NOTE: The Weatherspoon will open to current UNCG students, faculty, and staff with a UNCG ID on Tuesdays through Saturdays between 10am and 5pm. The Weatherspoon will remain closed to the general public in compliance with current NC state regulations. More info: https://weatherspoonart.org/welcoming-your-return-to-wam/From its storied invention in 1891 by Dr. James Naismith as a recreational activity for “incorrigible” youth, to its multibillion-dollar industry today, basketball has uniquely captured America’s imagination—and stolen North Carolina's heart.Embedded in its history are many of the…
Find out more »Exhibition: “Bold Expressions: Geometric Abstraction from the Collection
NOTE: The Weatherspoon will open to current UNCG students, faculty, and staff with a UNCG ID on Tuesdays through Saturdays between 10am and 5pm. The Weatherspoon will remain closed to the general public in compliance with current NC state regulations. More info: https://weatherspoonart.org/welcoming-your-return-to-wam/Fun, light-hearted, and beautiful. Many of us crave these elements nowadays, especially during these unprecedented times. As the museum reopens to the campus and the broader community mid-August (pending NC state guidelines), its first-floor galleries will feature artworks that…
Find out more »Exhibition: “To the Hoop | Basketball and Contemporary Art
NOTE: The Weatherspoon will open to current UNCG students, faculty, and staff with a UNCG ID on Tuesdays through Saturdays between 10am and 5pm. The Weatherspoon will remain closed to the general public in compliance with current NC state regulations. More info: https://weatherspoonart.org/welcoming-your-return-to-wam/From its storied invention in 1891 by Dr. James Naismith as a recreational activity for “incorrigible” youth, to its multibillion-dollar industry today, basketball has uniquely captured America’s imagination—and stolen North Carolina's heart.Embedded in its history are many of the…
Find out more »Exhibition: “Bold Expressions: Geometric Abstraction from the Collection
NOTE: The Weatherspoon will open to current UNCG students, faculty, and staff with a UNCG ID on Tuesdays through Saturdays between 10am and 5pm. The Weatherspoon will remain closed to the general public in compliance with current NC state regulations. More info: https://weatherspoonart.org/welcoming-your-return-to-wam/Fun, light-hearted, and beautiful. Many of us crave these elements nowadays, especially during these unprecedented times. As the museum reopens to the campus and the broader community mid-August (pending NC state guidelines), its first-floor galleries will feature artworks that…
Find out more »Fall 2020 MFA Colloquium Series: Oyster Feast
Fall 2020 MFA Colloquium Series: Oyster FeastHosted by Sarah LaPonteOctober 28, 6:00pm - 7:30pmRSVP Here(in person, limited capacity*)*Due to Covid-19 and our limited in person capacity, all in-person events have a limited capacity and an RSVP is required.For more information about our Covid-19 policies to keep the community safe please visit: greensboroprojectspace.com/visit. The School of Art at UNC Greensboro and Greensboro Project Space are pleased to present the Fall 2020 MFA Colloquium Series. Beginning in mid-October through November, first and second…
Find out more »Exhibition: “Bold Expressions: Geometric Abstraction from the Collection
NOTE: The Weatherspoon will open to current UNCG students, faculty, and staff with a UNCG ID on Tuesdays through Saturdays between 10am and 5pm. The Weatherspoon will remain closed to the general public in compliance with current NC state regulations. More info: https://weatherspoonart.org/welcoming-your-return-to-wam/Fun, light-hearted, and beautiful. Many of us crave these elements nowadays, especially during these unprecedented times. As the museum reopens to the campus and the broader community mid-August (pending NC state guidelines), its first-floor galleries will feature artworks that…
Find out more »Exhibition: “To the Hoop | Basketball and Contemporary Art
NOTE: The Weatherspoon will open to current UNCG students, faculty, and staff with a UNCG ID on Tuesdays through Saturdays between 10am and 5pm. The Weatherspoon will remain closed to the general public in compliance with current NC state regulations. More info: https://weatherspoonart.org/welcoming-your-return-to-wam/From its storied invention in 1891 by Dr. James Naismith as a recreational activity for “incorrigible” youth, to its multibillion-dollar industry today, basketball has uniquely captured America’s imagination—and stolen North Carolina's heart.Embedded in its history are many of the…
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Talk: “George Dimock: A Farewell Lecture” (Virtual)
Looking ahead as well as back, Associate Professor Dr. George Dimock will reflect on twenty-five years of teaching art history and the history of photography at UNCG “from within the generous confines of the Weatherspoon Art Museum.” This will be a virtual event. Please register here: https://uncg.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_NAkrSHD8THSmpaBVBU5gJQ
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