WCU Bardo Arts Center offers virtual opportunities

Press release from Western Carolina University:

The arts have an incredible power to inspire us and bring us together. The arts do this in many ways – emotionally, intellectually, spiritually – just to name a few. Now more than ever, we must also look to the arts to inspire us and bring us together, virtually.

We are working on providing a variety of digital experiences to ensure the enjoyment of the arts remains present in all of our lives, even during these difficult times.

WCU FINE ART MUSEUM VIRTUAL EXPERIENCES

360° EXPERIENCE
Visit our Facebook Page to get a unique 360° view of the Curious Terrain exhibition and view a selection of close-up shots from the exhibition as well.

VIRTUAL TALK | APRIL 23 | 12-1:30PM
Join us for a virtual talk with Curious Terrain exhibiting artist and pilot Alex S MacLean, along with an environmental talk from James T. Costa, Executive Director of the Highlands Biological Station and WCU Professor of Evolutionary Biology. Q&A included! This free virtual experience will be held via Zoom, more details to come.

52nd Annual Juried Undergraduate Exhibition
Although this exhibition was only on display for a short time before we had to close, we hosted a wonderful reception and awards ceremony for the event! Check out the Facebook album here!

VIRTUAL OPPORTUNITIES COMING SOON

Stay tuned for “virtual gallery tours” with dynamic videos for the following exhibitions:
52nd Annual Juried Undergraduate Exhibition
Curious Terrain: WNC From the Air
Time and Again: Glass Works by Kit Paulson and SaraBeth Post

We are also working with artists from our collection and past exhibitions to create special experiences such as virtual making sessions, tours of their personal art collection, talk/Q&A opportunities, and more!

Stay connected by following our Facebook and Instagram pages for updates!

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