What’s it like to take a college class? Find out on Science & Art Saturdays this fall. Conceptual artist Sol LeWitt used a unique approach to create geometric designs called “Wall Drawings.” After devising a set of simple instructions, he asked others to construct the work from his plans. He purposefully left elements open to […]
Drop in between 2 and 4 pm to contribute to a collaborative installation! Create a one-page book inspired by the Quarantine Public Library, a display of tiny artists' books on view as part of the 112th Annual Exhibition, Back to Front: Artists’ Books by Women. No experience necessary. All supplies provided. FREE and open to […]
The museum will be closed for Randolph College's Winter Break from December 20, 2023, through January 2, 2024. We look forward to having you visit when we reopen on Wednesday, January 3, 2024, for our regular hours of Wednesday through Sunday from 1 - 5 p.m.
Is volunteering on your list of New Year's resolutions? Volunteer with us! We have many volunteer opportunities, both behind-the-scenes and public-facing. Support administrative duties such as data entry and filing, clean up automatically generated captions on lecture videos, prepare arts & craft materials, assist with public programs and family days, greet visitors, lead tours, and […]
Dr. Kat Owens, a plastic pollution researcher, artist, and activist, will discuss Entangled and Ingested, a series of life-sized portraits of animals harmed by marine plastic pollution hand sewn from plastic debris. Owens’ work merges science, policy, and the arts. She is a National Geographic Explorer, a Fulbright Nehru fellow, and a Professor at the […]
