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Art and Activism

One of the benefits of living in a college town is the exposure to an abundance of interesting topics and issues always being addressed and studied. Art can take on a roll of education and instigate activism and such an exhibit is currently on view on campus.


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Sculpture – Public

The Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission has installed an unusual "greeter" at the Homestead Road community pool. Henry the dog is a whimsical, interesting and structurally curious assemblage of old metal crafted by Georgia artist Doug Makemson. Henry graciously welcomes pool attendees each day, rain or shine. Kudos go to the Art Selection Committee for finding a sculpture that happily welcomes all ages to this town facility.


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Collecting our Thoughts

Peter Nesbit, Chief Curator of the Ackland Museum hosted a presentation Sunday afternoon at Hanes Auditorium, a panel discussion entitled: "Collecting our Thoughts" . The discussion was an enrichment learning experience for the current exhibit at the Ackland titled: " Carolina Collects: 150 Years of Collecting Modern and Contemporary Art.".


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