 Image: Mural artwork by Adriana Ameigh at Biltmore Hills Park. Photo by Danny Peña Â
New Murals Come to Life at Biltmore Hills Park
Thanks to local artist Adriana Ameigh, Biltmore Hills Park has two new vibrant murals! The newly added artwork on the rainwater cisterns highlights the benefits of the green stormwater infrastructure and nature-based solutions. The mural project is a partnership between the City of Raleigh and the Water Resources Research Institute (WRRI).
 Image: Block Gallery Exhibition photographed by Alexandrea LassiterÂ
Free Exhibit Inside the Municipal Building
Curated by Nature Preserves Artist-in-Resident Scott Hazard, the latest exhibition at Block Gallery features nature-based artworks by NC artists and explores the natural, cultivated, and dystopian aspects of our cultures, societies, histories, and landscapes.
plants, and birds, and rocks (and things) featured artists: Scott Hazard, Claire Alexandre, Annie Blazejack and Geddes Levenson, Julia Einstein, Janet Link. Â
- On view through August 23
 Image: External view rendering of Lion's Park
Calling All Artists!
We are looking for qualified artists and designers for three projects Please take a look at the qualifications on the call for artists page to apply and/or share:Â
 Image: Artists Ina Liu, Isabel Lu, and Sophie Tô. Photographed by Danny Peña Â
Asian Joy Mural Unveiling Event
Celebrate the unveiling of the new Asian Joy Mural and oral history project by artists Isabel Lu, Ina Liu, and Sophie Tô this month! This free and public event offers a unique opportunity to engage with oral histories of the AANHPI diaspora in North Carolina, exploring the convergence of Asianness, Southernness and community and highlighting how these experiences contribute to joy. This project is presented as part of SEEK Raleigh, an experimental public arts program of Raleigh Arts.
- July 21, 4-6pm at Grand Hall at Raleigh Union Station
 Image: VITAL Health by Michael S. Williams and Stacey L. Kirby, performance for SEEK Raleigh, 2020. Photo by Caroline Cockrell
We want your input! Arts and Cultural Resources Survey
The City's Office of Strategy and Innovation is collecting feedback from artists and residents to inform the citywide strategic plan for the next 3-5 years. Your lived experiences and unique perspectives are important to ensure that our community’s priorities are accurately represented. Â
Please take a few moments to complete the brief survey by clicking on this link.
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Arts Partner Spotlights
Raleigh Arts Partners are organizations that receive funding from the City of Raleigh based on the recommendations of the Raleigh Arts Commission.
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Funding, Jobs, Training and More
 Image: Piedmont Laureate Steven Petrow with the PL Logo
Check out Piedmont Laureate Steven Petrow's latest blog post:
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 Image: Artwork by Trudy Thomson at Sertoma Arts Center
The Latest at Sertoma Arts Center
 Image: Inside the May/June/July Exhibition at Pullen Arts Center
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