


Follow public art projects that honor the diverse people and stories of North Carolina.
Art has the power to unite communities and spark courageous conversations about history, struggle, pride and belonging. Developed in partnership with the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, this series follows the creation of public art projects across the state that honor the diverse people of North Carolina and their often untold stories of progress, creativity and resilience.
Art has the power to unite communities and spark courageous conversations about history, struggle, pride and belonging. Developed in partnership with the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, this series follows the creation of public art projects across the state that honor the diverse people of North Carolina and their often untold stories of progress, creativity and resilience.
Visibly Speaking: NC's Inclusive Public Art Project
Black Light Project | Haliwa-Saponi
Photos shed positive light on Black men and a mural celebrates the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe.
Black Light Project | Haliwa-Saponi
Visibly Speaking: NC's Inclusive Public Art Project
Photo installations in Rocky Mount showcase the positive narratives of Black men.
Black Light Project
Visibly Speaking: NC's Inclusive Public Art Project
Murals in Hollister highlight the achievements of the Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe.
Haliwa-Saponi Tribe
Visibly Speaking: NC's Inclusive Public Art Project is a local public television program presented by PBS NC.