The Cameron Art Museum is housed in a 42,000 square foot facility designed by the architectural firm of Gwathmey Siegel & Associates (NYC). The Cameron presents changing special exhibitions comprised of fine arts, crafts and design. The Museum presents changing special exhibitions comprised of fine arts, crafts and design. Cameron Cameron Art Museum Cameron The Cameron Art Museum   Cameron Art Museum The Cameron Cameron Art   Cameron Cameron Art Museum Art Museum Cameron Museum CAM The Cameron Museum

Explore our Public Programs!

  • +Lectures and Gallery Talks

    • Art Lecture Series
      Lectures in art and art history by scholars, notable historians and academics. See calendar of events for upcoming lectures!

      Artist Gallery Talk*
      1st Sunday of each month
      3:00 pm
      Donations suggested
      Come hear an area visual artist informally discuss art on view at the museum.


  • +Live Music

    • 2nd Friday of each month
      7:00 pm
      Donations suggested
      Enjoy different genres including acoustic, jazz and audio art. Seating available at 6:30 pm.


  • +Film Fridays

    • 3rd Friday of each month
      7:00 pm
      Donations suggested
      Enjoy commentary and movies on our 22 foot screen!


  • +Dance

    • Held Quarterly
      Times vary
      Donations suggested
      Performances by area dancers and choreographers.


  • +Tai Chi

    • Every other Wednesday at noon
      Members: $3.00, Non-members: $5.00
      Held in the Reception Hall
      Enjoy this slow, meditative form of exercise designed for relaxation, balance and health taught by Martha Gregory. Wear comfortable clothing. Drop off payment in box located in the Reception Hall. Check calendar for specific dates.


  • +Yoga
    • Yoga

      Every other Thursday at noon
      Members: $3.00, Non-members: $5.00
      Held in the Reception Hall
      Heather Wilson teaches you control of the body and mind through exercises that improve posture, breath control and meditation. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat. Drop off payment in box located in the Reception Hall. Check calendar for specific dates.

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On-going events for May, 2008


CLASS: Hand and Wheel Pottery Techniques 03-31-2008 through 05-21-2008  

CLASS: Hand and Wheel Pottery Techniques
Mondays and Wednesdays
Class runs for 8 weeks (16 sessions)
Through lecture and demonstration, Hiroshi Sueyoshi teaches participants hand building, wheel throwing, glazing, and finishing techniques. Open to all skill levels, ages 16+ $250. To register, please call 910-395-5999 ext. 1000. Class size is limited.


ILLUSTRATED LECTURE: John W. Coffey 05-18-2008 through 05-18-2008  

John Coffey presents “Worshipful Art: The Judaic Art Collection of the North Carolina Museum of Art” a lecture on the importance of the ceremonial objects, held in conjunction with the exhibition Art and Social Conscience: HOLOCAUST currently on view. Coffey is the Deputy Director for Art and Curator of American and Modern Art at NCMA.

Program admission is by donation.


JAZZ with the Winard Harper Sextet 05-18-2008 through 05-18-2008  

Internationally renowned drummer and balafon virtuoso, Winard Harper, combines world-influence and the spirit of jazz legends such as Art Blakey on jazz standards and hard bob favorites.

Suggested donation: $10.00


OPENING: Bearden to Ruscha 05-22-2008 through 05-22-2008  

OPENING: Bearden to Ruscha: Contemporary Art from the North Carolina Museum of Art
6:00 pm – Members wine reception and gallery talk
7:00 pm – Public opening

Opening admission is by donation.



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