Gregg Museum of Art & Design at NC State

☀️Things are heating up at the Gregg in June!

Join us for artist talks with Aaron Baumgardner (), Family Fun: Native Voices, and live music with and .

🚨All free! 🔗Click the link to learn more! http://ncst.at/ruzC50Z2OKW

Curious to know what’s happening at the Gregg Museum this month! 📅

May at the Gregg Museum features something for everyone, especially those who love outdoor activities! As the summer heats up, we’re kicking off the month with a concert on the lawn by Alexis Raeana, an engaging presentation from NC State ECE students and a film screening and discussion with filmmakers Ben West and Yancey Burns.

➡️ As always, program details and free registration can be found at the link in our bio on Instagram!

Image credits:
Slide 4: Vollis Simpson, Crossroads, ca. 2010

Celebrating Our Spring 2026 Gregg Museum Interns! 🎊

On Friday, April 17th, our Gregg Museum interns presented their semester-long projects to our core staff, professors, friends, family and supporters!

Throughout the semester, interns across collections, business operations, digital media, education, visitor experience and exhibitions preparation immersed themselves in hands-on, behind-the-scenes work. From organizing budgets and installing exhibitions to leading outreach initiatives across campus, each experience contributed to their growth both creatively and professionally.

Additionally, we’re proud to shout out our first visitor experience intern Molly! The Gregg Museum worked with Elevate over the past semester to create this opportunity!

Check out our Collections Interns Display cases in NC State’s Talley Student Union ARTS NC STATE Space!

We’re continually inspired by the students who help the Gregg Museum thrive as both an educational and creative space, and we look forward to supporting the next generation of emerging professionals!

Community just up the street! 👋

Earlier this week, our Gregg Museum staff was warmly welcomed by the VAE Raleigh for a collaborative coffee chat.

VAE serves as a vibrant artistic hub in Raleigh, supporting creatives as they learn, create and grow their careers! From exhibitions in Street Frame and Birdland to their recent expansion just up the street from the Gregg Museum, VAE continues to foster an inspiring gallery and studio space for the community.

Our team loved getting to know the faces behind VAE - Jean Gray Mohs Studio and Pete Sack Art - and exploring ways to build stronger connections and spark meaningful conversations within Raleigh’s arts scene.

Thank you to the Visual Arts Exchange - we look forward to continuing to grow and uplift relationships with fellow Triangle arts organizations and creatives! 🖼️

We’re hiring! 📣

The Gregg Museum of Art & Design at NC State University in Raleigh, NC is hiring an Art Exhibit Technician. This position will be responsible for planning, coordinating, designing, and implementing exhibition installations in the Museum’s interior galleries and outdoor areas, as well as for art activations across the NC State campus. The position also serves as the main facility liaison for the building and grounds, and assists with the care of the Gregg’s collection.

For more information and to apply, consult the posting here: Application Closed

This is a temporary (maximum 11 month role), 40 hours per week, $20-23.75/hour.

Note: all applications must be received via NC State's jobs portal. No information or applications received outside of that can be reviewed for consideration.

Curious to know what’s happening at the Gregg Museum this month! 📅

April brings a new lineup of programs celebrating creativity, conversation and community! From one of NC State’s most beloved student art traditions to the return of a wearable-art spectacle - there’s something for everyone this month at the Gregg.

Thank you to ARTS NC STATE and NCSU Art2Wear for a collaborative, and endlessly creative month!

➡️ As always, Program details and free registration can be found at the link in our bio.

Please note that Art2Wear tickets are sold through the event organizers NCSU Art2Wear

Photo credits:
Image 1: need for title slide
Image 2: Senora Lynch (Haliwa-Saponi), “Your Hands Can Heal,” 2024. Gregg Museum purchase made possible by the Windgate Foundation. 2024.007.002
Image 3: NC State Student Art Sale 2026 logo, Arts NC State
Image 4: Symbiosis, Art2Wear 2026