Our Art Works
Discover timeless pieces that tell North Carolina’s rich cultural story.
Spring on the Missouri
Ragging Home
Portrait of Emmy
The Emperor
The Betrayal
This painting by Thomas Hart Benton shows everyday life on a Missouri farm during a storm, full of movement and energy. Benton captures the strength and hard work of rural America in a dramatic and colorful scene.
This portrait by George Bireline is full of motion and color, this piece feels energetic and playful. Bireline uses abstract shapes to explore creativity and imagination in a fun way.
This painting by David Salle uses symbolism and nature to tell a story of trust and loss. Bright colors contrast with the serious theme, drawing the viewer in to think about what’s happening.
This painting by Nancy S. Baker uses symbolism and nature to tell a story of trust and loss. Bright colors contrast with the serious theme, drawing the viewer in to think about what’s happening.
This portrait by Karl Schimdt-Rotluff uses strong shapes and bright colors to show emotion in a powerful way. It represents a bold, modern style where feelings matter more than perfect details.
Romare Bearden uses collage and bold colors to celebrate music, culture, and community. The artwork feels lively, as if you can almost hear the jazz music playing.
Whirligig
Visiting the North Carolina Museum of Art was inspiring—each exhibit told a story that stayed with me long after I left.
Arrav P.
★★★★★
Our Story
Where art meets history and every piece tells a story.
