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McColl Center names Alli Celebron-Brown as President + CEO
Alli Celebron-Brown starts as McColl Center for Art + Innovation's President + CEO on December 4, 2017.
McColl Center Awarded ArtPlace America’s 2016 National Creative Placemaking Fund Grant
ArtPlace America announced that McColl Center for Art + Innovation was awarded $350,000 for the project, A Tale of Two Cities: McColl Center + the North Tryon Corridor, through its National Creative Placemaking Fund in 2016.
Born from the First Line: An interview with writers Samuel Ligon and Robert Lopez
“The story is always born out of and somehow resides in that first line, but there is a blind discovery in the process of putting it together because I have no idea what might happen or how it might happen, or should happen.”
Erika Diamond: Object to Artifact
“I’m interested in documenting the traces we leave behind and the marks we leave upon each other.”
Spring Deity: An Artistic Collaboration
The story of an artistic collaboration between 2014/2015 McColl Center Alumna Betsy Birkner, Peachy the Magazine Publisher Blair Farris, Arts Advocate Pam Stowe, and Laura Vinroot Poole's Capitol.
The Secret History of Vermeer: An Appreciation of Peter Thompson’s Films
Peter Thompson has been called one of American cinema's best-kept secrets and the country’s greatest unknown filmmaker.
Mixing Tar and Oil Paint: The Art + Response of Laura McCarthy
“It’s a little like tar and oil paint. A chemical reaction occurs and you never know what is going to happen.”
Thanks, Obama
President Barack Obama announces intent to appoint Lisa Hoffman, Associate Director of McColl Center for Art + Innovation, to national advisory board.
Down And Dirty with Matthew Steele
2012 Alumnus Artist-in-Residence Matthew Steele explores a new medium, new dimensions, and the boundaries of traditional gallery spaces.
Sonya Clark Unravels The Past
2011 Knight Foundation Artist-in-Residence Sonya Clark unravels 150 years in order to continue to move forward.
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