SECCA

The North Carolina Museum of Art Winston-Salem, formerly known as SECCA, has gone through many changes during the nearly 70 years of its existence.

All three current exhibits at the North Carolina Museum of Art Winston-Salem — Mitchell’s Domestic Imaginaries, Nassar’s There, and Brooks’ Tell Me if the Lovers Are Losers — will remain on display through the end of the month.

How can the limits of language expand the dimensions of art? That’s one question addressed by Paul Travis Phillips, an artist and educator based in…

The Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art in Winston-Salem is about to enter a new phase in its relationship with the North Carolina Museum of Art. The…

Beverly McIver: Full Circle, a survey of over 50 paintings by the acclaimed North Carolina artist, is the new exhibition going on at the Southeastern…

Bill Frisell's renowned career as a guitarist and composer has spanned decades. Known for his melodic, elegantly playful style, he's released countless…

New, and different - those are the guiding principles behind Pine State Holiday Music Festival. It comes from the same team that ran the Phuzz Phest music…

An art exhibit opening this week is providing a window to the atrocities of modern warfare from one hundred feet above. Blue Sky Days is part of a larger…

There's an unusual exhibition going on at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA) in Winston-Salem. The Future We Remember features twelve…