Exhibitions
There is always something new to see at the Ackland. With over half the Museum's gallery space dedicated to special and traveling exhibitions, the Ackland organizes more than a dozen exhibitions a year. Special exhibitions present a wide stylistic range, from contemporary American photography to European master paintings, video installations to Early Modern portraits. University scholars and guest curators enrich the Ackland exhibition schedule with cutting-edge research and innovative approaches to works of art. A walk through the Ackland can be an introduction to Peter Paul Rubens, Eugene Delacroix, and Andy Warhol - all in the same day.
Current ExhibitionsColor Balance: Paintings by Felrath Hines
Through May 9, 2010 Jacob Lawrence and The Legend of John Brown
Through May 9, 2010 Collection InstallationsAlong the Silk Road: Art and Cultural Exchange
Through June 5, 2011 War on All Fronts: Art, War, and Revolution
Through March 28, 2010 Situating the Self in Nineteenth Century Europe and America
On view until June 2010 Study Gallery: Works of Art Installed for University Classes
Through Febuary 14, 2010 Reinventing the Figure
Permanent Collection Installation Art and Religious Life in Early Modern Europe
Permanent Collection Installation Art and the Natural World in Early Modern Europe
Permanent Collection Installation Future ExhibitionsThe Early Modern Artist as Poet, Philosopher, and Orator
February 10 - August 8, 2010 New Currents in Contemporary Art: UNC-Chapel Hill Master of Fine Arts Exhibition
April 9 - May 23, 2010 |