The North Carolina Museum of Art

Seniors

Take a leisurely look at the Museum’s collection through informal gallery discussions and studio experiences specially designed for seniors. Discover how artists capture the likeness of a person, enhance the surface of an object, or bring balance to a sculpture. You’ll even have a chance to sample a technique or two.

Tuesday, February 28 | 1:30 pm

Senior Sampler: A Change of Seasons

Look at how various artists use color in the ground, foliage, and sky to depict different times... Read more >

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Tuesday, March 13 | 1:30 pm

Senior Sampler: Drawing the Line

What does an artist need to consider when arranging a composition? Gain a deeper understanding... Read more >

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Tuesday, March 27 | 1:30 pm

Senior Sampler: Taking Shape

How do artists use positive and negative shapes in a work of art? Explore shapes within a... Read more >

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Tuesday, April 10 | 1:30 pm

Senior Sampler: El Anatsui: Materials and Message

What do the materials used in a work of art convey about the culture in which it was produced?... Read more >

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Tuesday, April 24 | 1:30 pm

Senior Sampler: Color, Form, and Canvas

How do artists simplify or exaggerate forms in a work of art? Look at various abstract works and... Read more >

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Tuesday, May 8 | 1:30 pm

Senior Sampler: Panoramic Paintings

What tricks does an artist use to make things appear closer or farther away? Observe how artists... Read more >

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Tuesday, May 22 | 1:30 pm

Senior Sampler: Good Impressions

How does an artist use color and brushstrokes to capture an impression of a subject? Explore... Read more >

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Volunteer

Retirement is no time to slow down. Put your professional skills to work for the Museum you love. Volunteer.

Group Tours

We're a favorite destination for groups of experienced art lovers. Gather your friends, club, or living group and enjoy a day at the Museum. Arrange a group tour.

Special Audiences

Traveling Trunks: “At Home in Holland”

This new art experience is designed to engage individuals with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. The trunk includes items related to the Museum’s collection that will stimulate interaction, the senses, and memory. This program is available on loan or as a facilitated program. To request a loan, call Diana Phillips at (919) 664-6779.

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Contact

Diana Phillips
(919) 664-6779