Artists
Artists Search over 150 artists whose works of art are in the collection. Use the filters below to search by nationality. Each artist profile includes a biography, works of art, and connected resources. Filter by
Artists in Process – Collection #2 – Artists Share Their Process
AIP Home Page AIP Teacher Page AIP Student Page Artists Discuss Process How do Artists Solve Problems? How does a work of art evolve from an early concept to a finished work of art?Artists have different ways of getting started, creating their work, and working through problems within their work.Explore the videos below to […]
Artists in Process – Student HOME Page
AIP Home Page Welcome! You are part of a cohort of high school students across North Carolina participating in Artists in Process. In this program you will do the following: Explore artists from the NCMA collection connected to the BIG CONCEPT – PLACE Choose works for inspiration and develop ideas in a process journal around […]
Artists in Process – Collection #1 – Works of Art related to the Concept
AIP Home Page AIP Teacher Page AIP Student Page Perspectives on Place The concept of place in contemporary art explores how environments shape identity, memory, and experience. Artists investigate place as more than a physical location. A place can be a city, landscape, home, or symbolic site connected to important events or collective identity. Through […]
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Artists in Process: Perspectives on Place
About the Program Artists in Process is a biennial program designed for teachers to support high school students’ exploration of the artistic process. The program includes guided access to NCMA resources, online forums for discussion, and a museum visit. Students will learn about artists from the NCMA collection and consider how these artists develop, document, […]
Books for African Art
Constructing meaning from images develops visual literacy. Looking closely and discussing works of art, picture books, and texts helps young learners make meaning. NCMA has partnered with NC Cardinal to develop a list of children’s books and programs to help families and schools engage in learning about African art and cultures. Children’s Book List to Explore […]
College
College programming at the North Carolina Museum of Art supports interactions with works of art and practicing artists. Through juried exhibitions, workshops, symposia, and social events, we seek to enhance student and faculty creativity, innovation, communication, collaboration and create personal connections with the Museum. Learn more
Distance Learning
Students Artists in Process is inspired by the flipped classroom and blended learning models emphasizing individualized learning at the NCMA. During the course, students will explore the artistic process through online discussion forums, videos, hands-on art making, and a museum visit. High School Online Courses: The NCMA and the North Carolina Virtual Public School collaborated to develop semester […]
About
Welcome to NCMALearn, an educational resource from the North Carolina Museum of Art! This site is designed for educators, students, and anyone interested in looking at and learning from works of art. Explore works of art that are relevant across subjects and grade levels. Use lesson plans designed by teachers to easily integrate art into […]