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WCCB Charlotte's CW February 24, 2021 More information on events below: Now – February 28 Mint Museum Uptown Tickets $6-$15 Free to members To celebrate Mint Museum Uptown’s tenth anniversary, In Vivid Color: Pushing the Boundaries of Perception in Contemporary Art brings together four innovative contemporary artists—Gisela Colon, Spencer Finch, Jennifer Steinkamp, and Summer Wheat—who create works celebrating the power of color and its transformative ability to permeate the space around us. Their work is juxtaposed with a selection of paintings and works on paper drawn primarily from...

Charlotte's Arts & Science Council has released its first cultural equity report. Charlotte's Arts & Science Council is apologizing for past policies that it says have excluded people and communities of color from mainstream arts and cultural funding. In its first Cultural Equity Report, the organization details those inequities and outlines changes it has made in an effort to shift from what has been "culture for some" to its goal of "Culture for All." The ASC grew out of the Charlotte Arts Fund, which was founded in 1958 to fund eight organizations, including the symphony, the Mint Museum,...

WCCB Charlotte's CW February 21, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. – WCCB Charlotte Political Contributor Mary C. Curtis is featured in the Mint Museum’s first online exhibition. “Expanding the Pantheon: Women R Beautiful” is a collection of 26 photographs from Ruben Natal-San Miguel’s Spring 2020 exhibition at Postmasters Gallery in New York City. The photographer provides a portrait of femininity among all body types, ages, skin tones, and definitions. Click here to see the virtual exhibit.

WFAE The Overstreet Mall is almost completely empty after tens of thousands of people shifted to remote work in the past year. Much of Charlotte looks pretty much the same these days as it did before the coronavirus pandemic seized our world. People out and about, and there’s traffic on the roads again. Shopping centers are full once more. But uptown is still upside down — a place where the pandemic never loosened its grip. And that’s created some odd moments, like Jeremy Engel riding his skateboard down South Tryon Street at lunch hour recently. He never had to stop or turn to miss any...

ArtBreak with Levine Center for the Arts "ArtBreak is the monthly discussion between the three museums of the Levine Center for the Arts. For February, we discuss ""Social Harmony."" About this Event Join professional museum educators and docents from The Mint Museum, Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, and Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts + Culture to look closely and discuss one work of art from each museum. Each month, a specific theme is chosen to connect the works of art, and this month we will focus on “Social Harmony.” The image that we have chosen to discuss is “Memor...