2024年12月10日 · WNC & Associates and White Lotus Group have closed a deal to begin construction on Mural Nebraska, a new affordable housing community in Lincoln, NE. ...

2024年12月10日 · $34.5 Million Development to Add 90 Affordable Units DowntownLINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- WNC & Associates (WNC), a family-owned business known as both a pioneer and leader...

Wheatley’s realization led to the inception of the Indigenous Walls Project, an ongoing project that supports Native American representation in public places, primarily through murals. In April 2022, Wheatley painted the first display at 217 Coxe Avenue; along the building, simple black-and-white calligraphy shares the words Cherokee Nation ...

2024年3月1日 · Exploring WNC feels like stepping into a living canvas . From murals that tell stories on every corner to the hidden gems that spark creativity. Western North Carolina is a canvas waiting to be...

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- WNC & Associates (WNC), a family-owned business known as both a pioneer and leader in the affordable housing industry, and White Lotus Group, an...

Fermynwoods Contemporary Art is teaming up with WNC to bring a vibrant and engaging mural to St. Andrews Road in Northampton, right by the future Marefair Heritage Park. A 90ft mural will be created to celebrate the rich history of the former Northampton Castle site.

Above the entrance to the Hands On Children's Museum-WNC building is a 17-ft. x 17-ft. mosaic mural titled “The Nature in North Carolina.” This mural was created in 1993 by Ukrainian artist Vasily...

Artist Molly Must admits that she was a bit naïve when, as an 18-year-old student at UNC Asheville, she floated the idea of a mural under the I-240 overpass to local nonprofit Arts2People and later collaborated with six other artists and a number of community members to create it.

Mural Nebraska will offer convenient access to downtown Lincoln’s amenities, including proximity to the Nebraska State Capitol, just two blocks south, and the University of Nebraska campus, five blocks to the north.

Two well-known Asheville mural artists have been capturing public sentiment regarding the coronavirus outbreak in artwork displayed on a highly visible River Arts District landmark. As the health crisis began to unfold in March, Ian Wilkinson and the artist simply known as Ishmael changed the bold wording on an old silo at the corner of ...