In María Magdalena Campos-Pons’ “Behold,” Shared Identity Is a Source of Communal Power
Now on display at the Nasher Museum of Art, the artist’s career-spanning survey includes paintings, photography, and an immersive installation.
A New Exhibition Explores Andy Warhol’s Obsessive Relationship With Photography
The Nasher Museum of Art exhibition rewards close engagement with the works, their manner of production, and what Warhol’s world might have been like behind the scenes.
Mimi Luse Takes an Exhilarating Turn to Industrial Techno as Permanent
“I have always felt deeply moved by music,” Luse says. “But when I finally started making it myself, it brought about a sense of cohesion I had never experienced before.”
Fall Arts Preview: Five Museum Exhibitions to Catch
Rare chances to see works from the Dutch masters, the reimagined People’s Collection, and more.
Sweeping Aside a Screen of Iconic Benday Dots, the Nasher Reveals the Real Roy Lichtenstein
It’s the first time a museum has taken a full look at the dozen years before Lichtenstein Popped—when he painted, drew, and made prints in a wide variety of styles.
Nasher Museum of Art Receives $1 Million Donation
The donation will go toward making admission to the museum free indefinitely.
Helen Frankenthaler’s Dynamic Printmaking Process, Up-Close
“Helen Frankenthaler: Un Poco Más (A Little More)” runs at the Nasher Museum of Art through Sunday, August 28.
More Nasher Museum of Art Coverage
The Nasher’s New Group Show Marks the Changing Mores of the North Carolina Arts Landscape
‘Reckoning and Resilience: North Carolina Art Now’ runs Thursday, January 13 to Sunday, July 10.
The INDY’s 21 Most Impactful Stories of 2021
From our breaking reporting on Durham’s COVID hotel to our feature on Pioneers Durham—and all the feral cats, contaminated water, affordable housing, and the challenges facing the restaurant industry that have come in between—revisit 2021 with us.
2021 Fall Arts Preview: Six Art Shows to Attend
With ramped-up precautionary measures in place, gallery visits—where you can stroll and pause at your own speed, with plenty of space from other people—feel like one of the best opportunities to support the arts, soak in beauty, and learn something.
The Nasher Museum of Art Taps Lauren Haynes as Senior Curator of Contemporary Art
Haynes, curator of contemporary art at the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, says she is excited to join a museum that “is helping to chart what the future looks like.”
White-Dominated Arts Institutions Are Keen To Diversify. But Are They Willing To Give Up Power?
In July, NC Black Artists for Liberation released a petition giving local arts organizations six months to develop and implement racial equity plans.
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