Louisburg College Elizabeth Thiel Faulkner Gallery
In addition to the eclectic variety of exhibits at the art gallery, at the end of each semester, Louisburg College highlights the art work of its students.
Preview your trip on the web: Louisburg College Elizabeth Thiel Faulkner Gallery
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- Lesson plan: Art Detectives Students will look at a variety of artworks and explain what tool or medium was used to create them.
- Artcyclopedia An online database of over 125,000 works of art. Includes images, glossaries, and short definitions of various art movements.
- Hands on Crafts Learn about pottery, weaving, quilting, and basketry techniques and traditions in online studios.
- Lesson plan: Inquiry lesson about color This lesson is designed to prepare students for a museum visit and the practice of looking at art critically with special attention to color choices.
- Inside Art During an art museum tour, you're sucked into a vortex and find yourself inside a mystery painting. Your only hope of escape is to answer the questions "who, what, when and how". Includes an online quiz and study worksheet.
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This art gallery houses the museum’s permanent exhibit of painting, pottery, sculpture and more. There are also temporary exhibits. The website archives photographs of the past exhibits. The museum is open Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm. For information on visiting the museum, contact Will Hinton at (919)497-3238.
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