Artist, alumna, activist, and educator Maud Gatewood made an impact on every canvas and life she touched. As an undergraduate she studied with Gregory Ivy, the founding chair of the UNCG art department and the first director of the Weatherspoon Art Museum.
She bequeathed funds to create an endowment supporting a guest lecturer series at the Weatherspoon. Visiting lecturers can include artists, art historians, critics, art educators, collectors, dealers, and professionals from other disciplines whose work intersects with contemporary art.
Departments including theatre, music, dance, and art bring in guest lecturers from many fields. Actors, composers, dancers, directors, musicians, playwrights, producers, publishers, and other scholars enrich the curriculum by sharing their unique perspectives.
Visiting Artists & Lecturers
Having guest artists and lecturers at UNCG:
Having guest artists and lecturers at UNCG:
- Breathes new life into programs
- Connects the university with the community
- Encourages cross-disciplinary dialogues
- Helps students, professors, and community members learn more about the creative process
