public art

On her regular drive into work, WFDD's Rachel Thomas watched as an artist filled a massive white wall on the Reynolds Central Distribution Center in Winston-Salem with a unique design — a monochrome pattern of densely packed stars, hearts, smiley faces, and more.For this week’s Carolina Curious, our guest reporter wanted to know — what’s the deal with all the doodles?

The six Black men started a local movement by playing a round of golf at the then whites-only Gillespie Golf Course in 1955.

A nondescript municipal water tank in a historically Black Winston-Salem neighborhood is getting a makeover.

A new mural was recently unveiled in Greensboro to recognize the role Indigenous people have in the area. It’s a collaborative project led by a Native American artist whose family, like dozens of others, originally migrated in the 1960s to the region.

The City of Winston-Salem could soon have new public art displays along a main highway that runs through downtown. The project comes with a $1 million…

Appalachian State University officials are vowing to restore a public art piece to its original condition after it was vandalized earlier this month. The…

There are no North Carolina — or even East Coast — teams to root for in this year's men's NCAA basketball tournament. But Winston-Salem has public artwork…

The furor over the death of George Floyd is changing how many people think about such issues as policing and criminal justice. Add to that list another…

The city of Greensboro is celebrating a new addition to its downtown public art scene. The completion of two large-scale murals will take place Thursday.…