Blurred Lines film screening – with Friends of the Mint
Join us to enjoy a film screening of Blurred Lines: Inside the Art World. Watch as artists and dealers reveal what’s really behind the glamour and drama of the contemporary art world.
April 22, 2020
Mint Museum Uptown | 6:00 PM
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Mint Museum Uptown
(tex)TILE – with Friends of the Mint
(tex)TILE, presented by Shae Bishop, Ceramist, Clothing Designer, Furniture Maker. Enjoy seeing Shae’s incredibly creative works and hearing about how they are made. We are pleased to present this multi-talented artist.
March 18, 2020
Mint Museum Randolph
6:00 P.M. Refreshments, 6:30 P.M. Program
In Collaboration with the Delhom Service League
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Mint Museum Randolph
All Art has been Contemporary – with Friends of the Mint
Adam Justice, Director of Galleries, UNC Charlotte, is back by popular demand. Read More
A Shared Elegy – In Conversation with Friends of the Mint
Photographers Elijah Gowin, Emmet Gowin and James Nakagawa present their works and discuss inspiration, style and the exhibition at The Light Factory. Read More
Friends of the Mint Member Trip
Friends members will travel to the Columbia Museum of Art, S.C. to view Van Gogh and His Inspirations. New members are accepted at any time. Become a member by clicking the button below to enjoy art trips and social events.
Friends of the Mint: Jonathan Green
Friends of the Mint invite you to hear artist Jonathan Green speak. Green, based in Charleston, SC, is considered to be one of the most important southern painters. His colorful works reflect a sense of history and place and he has exhibited in major national and international venues. The program is free and open to the public.
Organized in 1965, the Friends of the Mint stimulates interest in and support for the Arts. The Friends sponsor a series of lectures featuring nationally and internationally renowned speakers in the art world that are free to the public with museum admission. Learn more about Friends of the Mint.
This event is located at Mint Museum Randolph
Friends of the Mint: Thomas Sayre
Friends of the Mint invite you to hear Thomas Sayre, Sculptor and Artist, present “Somewhere Between Earth and Sky”. Sayre is well known here in Charlotte for his largescale earth castings Grandiflora and Furrow. He will discuss his current work as well. The program is free and open to the public.
Organized in 1965, the Friends of the Mint stimulates interest in and support for the Arts. The Friends sponsor a series of lectures featuring nationally and internationally renowned speakers in the art world that are free to the public with museum admission. Learn more about Friends of the Mint.
This event is located at Mint Museum Randolph
Friends of the Mint: Scott Nolley
Friends of the Mint invite you to hear Scott Nolley discuss “The Art of the Conservator”.
Mr. Nolley, Conservator of Exhibitions and Loans at the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of American History in Washington DC. The program is free and open to the public.
Organized in 1965, the Friends of the Mint stimulates interest in and support for the Arts. The Friends sponsor a series of lectures featuring nationally and internationally renowned speakers in the art world that are free to the public with museum admission. Learn more about Friends of the Mint.
This event is located at Mint Museum Randolph
Friends of the Mint: Dustin Shores
Come hear Dustin Shores, Director of Community Engagement at The Light Factory, discuss The Light Factory’s focus to inspire and empower the community through photography. He will also give an overview of The Light Factory’s exhibitions, education programs, and community engagement plan for 2019.
Organized in 1965, the Friends of the Mint stimulates interest in and support for the Arts. The Friends sponsor a series of lectures featuring nationally and internationally renowned speakers in the art world that are free to the public with museum admission. Learn more about Friends of the Mint.
This event is located at Mint Museum Randolph
Friends of the Mint: Bill May
Executive Director of the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts discusses ‘”The Relevance of Art Organizations.”Read More
