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The UNC Process Series PRESENTS: Evening of New Work by Students

Swain Hall 101 E. Cameron Ave., Chapel Hill

The 2021-2022 Process Series season continues with a performance featuring four UNC Chapel Hill students. Evening of New Work by Students is a diverse program ranging from dance duets to historically set plays. A graduate student performance by AhDream Smith explores identity, legacy, land ownership, and Black wealth in /up·rooted/. Undergraduate performances include Dear Life... Read More →

The Big Scream

Polk Place South Building, Chapel Hill

The Big Scream What do we do with all the emotions that have built up over the past two years and more? Where do we put it all? How do we get rid of it? We SCREAM! Join Arts Everywhere on Polk Place on Arts Everywhere Day (4/8) at 12:20 pm for The Big Scream!... Read More →

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Guided Tour: Modern Black Culture: The Art of Aaron Douglas

Ackland Art Museum 101 South Columbia Street, Chapel Hill, NC, United States

Meet in the Ackland's lobby for a 30-minute, guided tour exploring highlights of our current special exhibition Modern Black Culture: The Art of Aaron Douglas. Advance registration required; space is limited. The Ackland Art Museum is operating under the guidelines of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. As of March 7, 2022, masks... Read More →

MYTH & MEMORY: SELECTED WORKS BY THE MFA CLASS OF 2022

Ackland Art Museum 101 South Columbia Street, Chapel Hill, NC, United States

In Myth & Memory, five artists interrogate practices of history-making and history-keeping at the individual, institutional, and systemic level. Beginning with personal narrative, each artist engages a vocabulary of fantasy to make visible that which has been forgotten, obscured, or erased by white heteropatriarchal modes of dominance. Through intimate gestures and acts of subversion, they... Read More →