Gregg Museum of Art & Design

Instructor, Melinda Abrams leads a group in an activty.

Jan 22, 2025

Popular Arts Workshop Series Now Open for Spring Registration

Art and creative thinking play critical roles – reflecting the world’s complexities and fostering dialogue – during all seasons, but especially in challenging times. How can we create a safe space for community interaction and sharing experiences? How can we build lasting support systems? In an effort to harness the healing power of the arts,…

Jul 24, 2023

Two Arts NC State Employees Recognized

Christina Wytko Marchington and Katy Walls received the Arts Service Above and Beyond Award.

Jun 18, 2023

Big retirements in the arts

Two beloved arts leaders at NC State – Rich Holly and Roger Manley – are departing on the same day.

Oct 23, 2013

Final Bamboo Sculpture Takes Flight at the Future Gregg Museum of Art & Design

NC State professor of horticultural science Will Hooker to install student-built ephemeral bamboo sculpture at the future site of the Gregg Museum of Art & Design. Project Photos and Video: http://go.ncsu.edu/mv1f89 Will Hooker, a professor in the NC State University Department of Horticultural Science, will retire in December after 34 1/2 years of service to the University. A key component…

Jul 16, 2013

Why the Gregg?

Photographer Caroline Hickman Vaughan explains why she chose to give her life’s work and the gift of a lifetime to the Gregg Museum of Art & Design More than a decade ago, photographer Caroline Hickman Vaughan, the Durham and North Carolina native, committed her life’s work to the Gregg Museum of Art & Design. In…

Nov 5, 2012

ART + NC State = Gregg Museum Campaign

The Sizemore family supports NC State and the arts with a major gift to the Gregg Museum Campaign. Thirty-five years ago, Carol and Bing Sizemore bought their first piece of art. They purchased a watercolor by Billie Corder from Ruth Green, founder of the Little Art Gallery in Raleigh. They paid a few hundred dollars…