Collaboration

North Carolina State University’s College of Design
The College of Design offers comprehensive undergraduate and graduate study in architecture, art+design, graphic design, industrial design and graduate studies in landscape architecture, through several degree programs, including the Ph.D. in Design. The college employs a selective admissions process that ensures a highly motivated and diverse design community. As a result, entering design students consistently rank at the top of academic achievement at the University, and their graduation rate is the highest at North Carolina State. More information at http://design.ncsu.edu

About the Advanced Media Lab at North Carolina State University’s College of Design
The Advanced Media Lab at the North Carolina State University College of Design leverages an array of technologies to create images, animation, and interactive projects. To address the needs of contemporary artists and designers, they offer students a foundation for working with a range of digital tools, an awareness of formal relationships, and strategies for generating and refining design solutions. Students in the program are individuals who synthesize both traditional and digital skills. While there are many ways to apply the knowledge gained in the program, it is geared toward those who are interested in sequential art, digital illustration, digital modeling, compositing, character animation, motion graphics, and multimedia interactive projects. For more information about the Advanced Media Lab please visit http://design.ncsu.edu

North Carolina State University’s
CHASS – College of Humanities and Social Sciences
With more than 5,000 students, 600 faculty and staff, and close to 30,000 alumni, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences is among the largest colleges at NC State University.  CHASS seeks to understand and change how people think–through scholarship and teaching in the humanities–and how they act–through research and teaching in the social sciences. We prepare students for leadership in professions and occupations that require intellectual flexibility, outstanding communication skills, broad knowledge of the world, and a sophisticated understanding of human beings and their challenges. We promote critical thinking, cross-cultural competence, and engagement across the state and around the world. More information at CHASS.

CAM Raleigh
CAM Raleigh is a non-collecting museum that explores what’s now and presents an always-changing museum experience. CAM Raleigh is a partnership between the community of Raleigh and North Carolina State University’s College of Design. CAM Raleigh is generously supported by the Contemporary Art Foundation, North Carolina State University, individual and corporate members, private and corporate foundations, and government agencies. More information at CAM Raleigh.

About the Emerging Artists Series
CAM Raleigh is the only museum in the region with a dedicated gallery for emerging artists and designers. Through exhibiting emerging artists whose work is still in progress and fresh from the studio, CAM Raleigh celebrates the diversity of artistic expression and places the artist at the center of the community. The museum supports early career contemporary artists in an atmosphere where they are encouraged to foster a cross-fertilization of ideas and dynamic interaction with visitors. Visitors from all walks of life will often have a chance to meet and exchange ideas with the artists celebrated in this series. CAM Raleigh’s Independent Weekly Gallery features the Emerging Artist Series.

CAM Raleigh Hours and Admission
CAM Raleigh hours are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 11 a.m. – 6:30 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., and first and third Fridays of the month open until 9 p.m. The museum is closed on Tuesday. General admission to the museum is $5. CAM Raleigh members, children 10 and under, members of the military, members of NARM and Mod/Co, and NC State students, staff, and faculty are admitted free.

CAM Raleigh is located at 409 West Martin Street, Raleigh, NC 27603, between Harrington and West streets and in the heart of Raleigh’s Depot National Register Historic District and Warehouse District. CAM Raleigh has a parking lot; additional parking is available at metered spots on the street or at the Davie Street Parking Lot located at 201 W. Davie Street.

Information about CAM Raleigh’s exhibitions, programs, and special events is available on the CAM Raleigh website at http://camraleigh.org or by phone at 919.513.0946. Follow @camraleigh on twitter.