Wednesday, August 3 – 7:30 p.m. {69 Broadway}
Moderated by curator, lecturer, and essayist Andrew Glasgow.
Participants include: Charlton Bradsher, of Charlton Bradsher Art + Design; Tamara Reid, Textiles Manager at Knoll Textiles; and Troy Winterrowd…
Sunday, August 14 — 4:00 p.m. {69 Broadway}
Marcia R. Cohen, Professor SCAD Atlanta
This presentation will explore the influences, interactions, and parallels in ideas about color for Albers’ peers, students,…
July 1 – September 3, 2016 {69 Broadway}
The Board of Directors and Architecture + Design at BMCM+AC invite you to the Grand Opening of the second venue…
Thursday, July 21st – 7:30 p.m. {69 Broadway}
This inspiring documentary by Richard Kane and Melody Lewis-Kane celebrates the life and legacy of M.C. Richards.
Ray Spillenger: Rediscovery of a Black Mountain Painter celebrates the work of a relatively unknown Abstract Expressinist painter, Ray Spillengert. Now, unearthed from his 10th Street apartment, cleaned and framed on the wall of our gallery at 56 Broadway, Ray Spillenger’s paintings are finally shining.
In the aptly named “Form and Function” section of Modern Magazine’s Winter 2016 issue, Margot Ammidown remarked that “of all the institutions with a Bauhaus legacy, Black Mountain retains the image of a creative arcadia that produced many of the great artists of the mid-twentieth century.”
Thematic Focus the Summer Art Institutes
Thematic Focus on the Bauhaus + USA
Featuring keynote speaker Helen Molesworth
Call for Papers: Black Mountain College Studies special volume on Hilda Morley (online peer-reviewed journal; deadline 8/15/2015). Blake Hobby, Executive Editor; Chris Wilson Simpkins, Guest Editor.
Slated for publication in late fall of 2015, this volume of BMCS will contain scholarly essays, poems, artworks, and other forms of media that explore Hilda Morley’s relationship to Black Mountain College.
Our {Re}OPENING marks the completion of Phase 1 of our Windgate Charitable Foundation-funded expansion project. Our space has been redesigned and renovated by internationally-known artist and designer Randy Shull.
Shull has sculpted a more accessible museum, library, and study center with multiple ways to access the history and legacy of BMC, a more efficient workspace, and an immersive gallery that takes its aesthetic inspiration and orientation from Black Mountain College.
Today is the last day to view Dan Rice at Black Mountain College: Painter Among the Poets. The show is closing down early in preparation for the museum opening up at the end of January with a redesigned space and new exhibition Poemumbles – 30 years of Susan Weil’s poem/images.
