Art in the Environment: Color, Culture and Connection to Place
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In this presentation, Georgie Nakima, multidisciplinary artist, explores how art can deepen our relationship to the environments we inhabit, seeking to create spaces of reflection, connection and belonging through murals, public art and community-engaged design. She examines how natural ecosystems, local histories, cultural traditions, and community stories influence the creation of public artwork.
Georgie Nakima is a native New Bernian now based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Georgie has completed more than 70 public art projects across the United States, including the World Trade Center, the City of Boston, and the City of Raleigh, to name a few. Downtown New Bern proudly boasts two Georgie Nakima murals, one on Broad Street titled, "It Takes a Village" and another on South Front Street titled, "Hate Cannot Drive Out Hate, Only Love Can."
Carolina Nature Coalition is proud to present Georgie Nakima and Art in the Environment
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