Afrofuturism in Costume Design Exhibit & Dinner

HER Circle members:
Join us for an exploration of the Afrofuturism in Costume Design exhibit at the NC Museum of Art, followed by dinner at Dos Taquitos.
Purchase your museum ticket for July 7th at 4pm here: https://visit.ncartmuseum.org/7820/7938
Plan to meet HER mom, Amber at the museum and have fun exploring the beautiful costumes together. Dinner will be right after at Dos Taquitos. Amber will need a headcount one week prior for dinner reservations.
About the Exhibit:
Academy Award-winning costume designer Ruth E. Carter is an expert storyteller who harnesses the power of visual communication to share narratives of culture, race, and politics. Creating costumes for generation-defining films like Black Panther, Coming 2 America, Selma, and Do the Right Thing, she brings vibrancy, nuance, color, and texture to each of her culture-shifting characters.
Afrofuturism in Costume Design features unforgettable designs from nearly four decades of her career within an Afrofuturistic installation incorporating original artwork by artist Brandon Sadler, whose murals were prominently featured in Black Panther. Carter’s costume designs enable actors to fully immerse themselves in the roles of their lifetimes, transforming Oprah Winfrey into voting rights activist Annie Lee Cooper, Denzel Washington into Malcolm X, and Chadwick Boseman into the King of Wakanda.