AM Life Drawing

Monday, 9/18/2023
9:30AM-12:00PM  
Facilitator: Donna Moore
CAM member: $20; Not-yet-member: $25
Work with professional nude models, following a self-guided format studying the human form - in your medium of choice. A basic understanding of technique and tools is suggested. Purchase punch cards online to be used in morning or evening sessions. Purchase punch cards through the Museum School office to be used in morning or evening classes during the Fall session. Single, drop-in tuition can be reserved online or paid upon arrival. Ongoing weekly. (Class breaks on Monday, 11/27/2023)

Gentle Yoga with Steve Unger

Tuesday, 9/19/2023
9:00AM-10:00AM  
$5 suggested donation

Public Tour

Wednesday, 9/20/2023
1:30PM-2:30PM  
Free with admission

PM Life Drawing

Wednesday, 9/20/2023
6:30PM-9:30PM  
Facilitator: September Krueger
CAM member: $20; Not-yet-member: $25
Work with professional nude models, following a self-guided format studying the human form - in your medium of choice. A basic understanding of technique and tools is suggested. Purchase punch cards online to be used in morning or evening sessions. Purchase punch cards through the Museum School office to be used in morning or evening classes during the Fall session. Single, drop-in tuition can be reserved online or paid upon arrival. Ongoing bi-weekly

Spanish Language Tour / Tour en español

Thursday, 9/21/2023
11:00AM-7:55AM  
Gratuito con pre-inscripción / Free with pre-registration

Únase a nosotros para una visita guiada de los aspectos más destacados de la exposición actual del Museo Cameron narrada en español.

Join us for a guided tour of highlights from CAM’s current exhibition led in Spanish.

Closing the Gap with Arts Integration

Thursday, 9/21/2023
4:00PM-7:00PM  
Thursday, September 21, 2023, 4-7 PM
Free for educators and administrators Pre-K to College

Dancer and choreographer Kevin Lee Y Green will lead an arts-integrated workshop that demonstrates the power of dance and movement as a catalyst for social change. Using the work "Untitled" (L.A) by Felix Gonzales-Torres, Green will offer a creative space for educators to build understanding, empathy, and resilience with LGBTQ+ youth in our community.

These workshops are designed to teach educators how to use the arts to teach core curriculum and help close the achievement gap through active learning strategies that engage all learners. These workshops are offered free to all educators in Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, Duplin, New Hanover, Onslow, Pender, and Sampson countries. Participating educators will receive a certificate of completion to submit to their respective counties for CEU credit consideration.

Museum School Student Fall Exhibition

Thursday, 9/21/2023
7:00PM-9:00PM  
Pancoe Education Center

Sunset Performance Series- Raphael Namé

Thursday, 9/21/2023
7:00PM-7:55AM  
Boundless has always represented more than just the USCT who marched on our grounds but rather the resiliency of a people worldwide. We honor the many voices of the African diaspora wherever they found themselves in the Western world.

Bossa Nova or a "New Sound" builds itself off the samba rhythms of Afro-Brazilians and jazz-influenced chord voicings. A beautifully distinct sound that calms wherever it's heard.
Join us for an evening of calm Brazilian sounds from Raphael Namé and his ensemble.

Raphael Namé is a musician and journalist from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Raphael has worked with photography, video, and producing bands and documentaries about bands. During journalism school, he also attended Instituto Antônio Adolfo of Music for a brief period and also had classes with Dino 7 Cordas, a Brazilian guitar legend. In 2002, he met his wife, Sarah, from Wilmington, NC, in Rio. They lived there until 2010 when they decided to move to this port city in the southeastern NC. He has taught classes at UNCW about Samba, Bossa Nova and Brazilian music in general. He has performed in many venues here in the southeastern NC, including, Kenan auditorium, Wilson Center and Thalian Hall. Raphael’s guitar style resembles many of Bossa-nova’s guitar players. He calls it simply “Brazilian guitar”.

In 1963 João Gilberto released an album called Chega de Saudade. In this album João was playing a very innovative beat, where he would try to replicate with his guitar the sounds of some samba schools percussion. A famous journalist after listening to it called the beat a “bossa nova”, an old expression that literally meant “a new thing” or “a new trend”. Raphael’s goal with his guitar is the eternal pursuit of that beat.

Kids@CAM

Sunday, 9/24/2023
12:30PM-2:00PM  
Danza Guerreros Quetzalcoatl of Durham
CAM welcomes Danza Guerreros Quetzalcoatl for a performance that celebrates the traditions and culture of Mexico through Aztec dance. Performing in full regalia, the dancers are a multi-generational ensemble dedicated to maintaining customs in their community. Join us for dancing outdoors in the Sculpture Park with this dynamic group of thirty dancers.

AM Life Drawing

Monday, 9/25/2023
9:30AM-12:00PM  
Facilitator: Donna Moore
CAM member: $20; Not-yet-member: $25
Work with professional nude models, following a self-guided format studying the human form - in your medium of choice. A basic understanding of technique and tools is suggested. Purchase punch cards online to be used in morning or evening sessions. Purchase punch cards through the Museum School office to be used in morning or evening classes during the Fall session. Single, drop-in tuition can be reserved online or paid upon arrival. Ongoing weekly. (Class breaks on Monday, 11/27/2023)

Gentle Yoga with Steve Unger

Tuesday, 9/26/2023
9:00AM-10:00AM  
$5 suggested donation

Volunteer Open House

Tuesday, 9/26/2023
2:00PM-3:00PM  
Opportunities for volunteers are presented by CAM staff and Volunteer Coordinator. Different volunteer roles are described and potential volunteers are encouraged to ask questions during this program. Small bites and beverages (appropriate for the season or wine, water and tea) are served.
Staff: Volunteer Coordinator

Warren Darrell

Tuesday, 9/26/2023
6:00PM-8:00PM  

Public Tour

Wednesday, 9/27/2023
1:30PM-2:30PM  
Free with admission

AIA Awards Lecture

Thursday, 9/28/2023
5:30PM-8:00PM  
Vershaé's academic and professional career has exposed her to a range of unique experiences throughout the United States, United Kingdom, China, Israel, and Palestine that have carefully constructed her crafted, compassionate perspectives on the relationship between design and the human condition. She brings over a decade of experience from award-winning firms like The Freelon Group, Perkins+Will, and Vines Architecture on noteworthy projects like the National Museum of African American History and Culture, Emily Krzyzewski Center and the Henrietta Lacks Building for Johns Hopkins University. As a Senior Architect at Evoke Studio Architecture, she continues to lead teams through complex projects cultural and institutional projects while achieving outstanding architectural design and execution.

Using these skills outside of the office, Vershaé is profoundly aware of her personal responsibility to her local community. As President of the North Carolina Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects, Vershaé has been a driving force behind several initiatives that elevate diversity, equity, and inclusion across the state. She is also a Studio Professor at NC State University’s College of Design and serves as a member of the Public Art and Design Board for the City of Raleigh.

Champion Saint-Amand

Thursday, 9/28/2023
6:00PM-8:00PM  

CoffeeHouse-Philip Gerard: Words and Music

Saturday, 9/30/2023
3:00PM-4:30PM  
Free; $5 suggested donation
Registration Requested

Join us for an afternoon coffeehouse gathering in honor of Philip Gerard’s book release: Words and Music: An Album of a Life in Words and Song. Enjoy readings from Gerard’s memoir while listening to the acoustic sounds of Whiskey Creek Revival.

Philip Gerard was a historian, professor of creative writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, and the author of 17 books, including Cape Fear Rising. His essay collection, The Patron Saint of Dreams, was awarded the 2012 North American Gold Medal for Essay and Creative Nonfiction by the Independent Publisher (“Ippy”). Gerard has written eleven documentary television scripts, scores of radio essays, several magazine series, and an award-winning radio drama. In 2019, he received the North Carolina Award for Literature, the state’s highest civilian honor.

Whiskey Creek plays an eclectic set of tunes inspired by the traditions of bluegrass, Americana, old-time, Celtic, and country. The band features Dargan Frierson, Jeff Reid, Rick Olse,n and Bill Bolduc.

AM Life Drawing

Monday, 10/2/2023
9:30AM-12:00PM  
Facilitator: Donna Moore
CAM member: $20; Not-yet-member: $25
Work with professional nude models, following a self-guided format studying the human form - in your medium of choice. A basic understanding of technique and tools is suggested. Purchase punch cards online to be used in morning or evening sessions. Purchase punch cards through the Museum School office to be used in morning or evening classes during the Fall session. Single, drop-in tuition can be reserved online or paid upon arrival. Ongoing weekly. (Class breaks on Monday, 11/27/2023)

Gentle Yoga with Steve Unger

Tuesday, 10/3/2023
9:00AM-10:00AM  
$5 suggested donation

"Untitled" (Generations)

Saturday, 10/7/2023
10:00AM-1:00PM  
Free with Museum Admission; pre-registration recommended

This event takes its inspiration from “Untitled” (L.A.) by ground-breaking conceptual artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres now on view in Love. Join us as we celebrate the joy, connections, and promise of love across time and generations.

Various community partners offer a safe space and share information, resources, and host fun family activities in CAM’s Reception Hall. At 2 PM we welcome Techmoja for a moving performance of Loud As We Want followed by a thoughtful movement workshop.

“Untitled” (L.A.) by Felix Gonzalez-Torres demonstrates slow depletion of green candies that make up this work serves as a metaphor for absence, transience, and the inevitability of loss, while the potential replenishment of the candy extends the metaphor as an act of remembrance or the potentials of the eternal.

Spanish Language Tour / Tour en español

Saturday, 10/7/2023
11:00AM-7:55AM  
Únase a nosotros para una visita guiada de los aspectos más destacados de la exposición actual del Museo Cameron narrada en español.

Join us for a guided tour of highlights from CAM’s current exhibition led in Spanish

Techmoja: Loud As We Want

Saturday, 10/7/2023
2:00PM-3:30PM  
At 2 p.m., Techmoja will present a dance performance of an original work entitled Pulse. The work was created by the company in 2016 as an act of solidarity and a statement of belief in the right for the LGBTQ community to have public space. The piece creates a club atmosphere with high-energy music and fast-paced dance reminding us to celebrate our lives and community. The violent attack required a response - this program is both a celebration of individuals and about community love.

Following the performance, Techmoja lead artist Kevin Lee-Y Green and company members will facilitate their Loud As We Want movement workshop. Loud as We Want centers the power of dance and movement to act as a catalyst for social change in ourselves and social movements. The workshop uses a story circle process as a point of departure to analyze systems of oppression, a language of resilience and democratic possibilities. The combined program speaks back to the history of homophobia and the power of community love.