Now Is the Time for The Time Is Always Now
The Time Is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure | March 8–June 29 | North Carolina Museum of Art, […]
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Incoming! Marriage Fraud, British Comedy, and Festival Favorites
Thanks to the relentlessly bleak news cycle, laughs are a little hard to come by these days. But it’s important
Greg Maddux as an Athletics coach? He’d rather golf | Kats | Entertainment
Greg Maddux views the Athletics’ move to Las Vegas through the prism of a ballplayer, and also a grandfather. Maddux
How NC Libraries May be Impacted by Dramatic Federal Cuts
OOn March 14, two things happened to America’s beloved library system. Hours before a government shutdown would have occurred, the
N.C. State Team Spotlights First Male Dancer
This story originally published online at The Assembly. Reynolds Coliseum was packed to the gills when the North Carolina State University Dance Team
Lauren Christensen on Grief and Memoir
The cover of the writer Lauren Christensen’s memoir features a black blot, a hazy orange mass blooming outward. A poppy,
Officials, Advocates Celebrate Opening of Carrboro Library
Carrboro’s Drakeford Library Complex is officially open at 203 South Greensboro Street. “This property used to be a parking lot,
This Year, Art In Bloom Celebrates NCMA’s Museum Park
In 2020, at the outset of the pandemic, I spent hours at the North Carolina Museum of Art’s (NCMA) Museum
In a Repressive Political Time, Championing Documentaries Is Vital
One morning in early March, the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival team is on its last mad programming dash. “We’re
Five Films to Catch at This Year’s Full Frame
Overview: The ballad of a Chilean miner, the covert rebellion of a Russian primary school teacher, a look back at