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The Playlist 7 THINGS TO DO AND SEE THIS MONTH BY ANDY SMITH
The nine letters in “CHARLOTTE” were crafted by nine different artists at Camp North End.
NEW PUBLIC ART
Several new murals have emerged in Charlotte over the past couple months. Here are several you need to see in person:
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TALKING WALLS TAKEOVER
at ThExchange Office Park in South Charlotte 5200 77 Center Dr.
The mural festival continued in October over a sprawling property owned by ThExchange off Tyvola Road, with contributions from Irisol Gonzalez, Killamari, MARIO!, Kathryn Crawford, and others.
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ABEL R. JACKSON III
“CHARLOTTE”
Jackson adds a splash of youth and vibrancy near the LYNX station in NoDa. You may recognize his work from a piece that honors the Mecklenburg Investment Company building and the Brooklyn neighborhood at South Brevard and East Third streets.
Nine muralists tackle the nine letters in “Charlotte.” The artists, in sequential order, are DeNeer Davis, Garrison Gist, Mike Wirth, Dammit Wesley, Bree Stallings, CHDWCK!, Owl, King Carla, and Frankie Zombie.
at the 36th Street Light Rail Station in NoDa (top)
at Camp North End 1824 Statesville Ave.
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