Reflections: Portraits by Beverly McIver serves as inspiration for 3 powerful and unique programs at Mint Museum Uptown. Mark your calendar now for these special upcoming opportunities.
The story of acclaimed artist Beverly McIver and her promise to take her mentally disabled sister Renee when their mother dies - a promise that comes due just as Beverly's career is taking off. The same themes that fuel the artist's work - race, class, family, disability - propel this cinematic portrait. The film is by Academy Award nominees Jeanne Jordan and Steven Ascher.
Beverly McIver grew up in Greensboro and is a Professor of Art at North Carolina Central University. Her expressionistic paintings welcome viewers into her personal life and probe the issue of identity. Her solo exhibition Reflections: Portraits by Beverly McIver is on view October 20, 2012 - January 6, 2013 at Mint Museum Uptown.
Admission: $10+Toy/Book Donation, Children 4 & under FREE
This 2nd annual philanthropic 'give-back' event showcases local youth and young adult talent in music, dance, performing and visual arts with a reception and visit from a cultural Santa. All books/toys received will be donated to the Metro School and Ranson Middle School for their special-needs students.Read more
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