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Contemporary British Studio Ceramics: The Grainer Collection

Portals to the Past: British Ceramics 1675–1825

New York to Nebo: The Artistic Journey of Eugene Thomason

American Quilt Classics: The Bresler Collection

Contemporary British Studio Ceramics: The Grainer Collection

This installation is a comprehensive survey of Contemporary British Studio Ceramics in the U.S. It comprises functional and sculptural objects made between the 1980s and now.

Mint Museum RANDOLPH / Jan 16

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Portals to the Past: British Ceramics 1675–1825

The Mint Museum’s collection of eighteenth-century British pottery and porcelain is widely respected for its scope and quality.

Mint Museum RANDOLPH / Jan 16

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New York to Nebo: The Artistic Journey of Eugene Thomason

The first retrospective of artist Eugene Thomason’s work in more than a generation and a rare opportunity to see his art owned by The Johnson Collection, a private collection of southern American art.

Mint Museum UPTOWN / Nov 21-Mar 27

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Modern Musings: European Works on Paper

This installation features a selection of nineteenth and twentieth century European works on paper drawn entirely from The Mint Museum’s permanent collection.

Mint Museum UPTOWN / Nov 21-Mar 27

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VIVA MOSCHINO!

Drawn largely from two Chicago-area private collections, institutional loans, and the Mint’s own Fashion Collection, the exhibition will focus on the Italian designer Franco Moschino's work between 1983 and 1994.

Mint Museum UPTOWN / Oct 31-Apr 3

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American Quilt Classics: The Bresler Collection

For many years, Fleur and Charles Bresler have collected American quilts. Visual impact, historical value, pictorial imagery and historical fabric have guided them in assembling their important and outstanding collection.

Mint Museum RANDOLPH / Aug 16

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Ramesses the Great: Building Community

Mint Library & Archives Spotlight: In 1988 The Mint Museum’s Ramesses II exhibition statement was to, “provide a unique cultural and educational experience for the exhibition’s visitors”.

Mint Museum RANDOLPH / Aug 12

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Romare Bearden Gallery

Conversations: Romare Bearden and Richard Hunt

Mint Museum UPTOWN / Nov 14

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Kristina Rogers: Into the Labyrinth

Combining resources as diverse as art history, religion, and mythology with her own biography and private mementos, Rogers blurs the boundaries, not only between fact and fiction, but life and art, in her intricately constructed images.

Mint Museum UPTOWN / Nov 14

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Arts of Africa

A collection of art forms showcasing the vast cultural, physical, historical and religious diversity that can be found across the African continent.

Mint Museum RANDOLPH / Apr 6

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Heritage Gallery

From its inception as the first art museum in North Carolina in 1936, The Mint Museum has been an innovator and leader, a theme illustrated in the inaugural installation of the Heritage Gallery at Mint Museum Randolph.