Art + Ecology Community Campus at Brightwalk located at Historic Double Oaks

McColl Center for Art + Innovation

Funding Received: 2013
Charlotte, NC
$400,000
Funding Period: 1 year and 5 months

McColl Center for Art + Innovation will create an artist-led Arts + Ecology Community Campus in alliance with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Housing Partnership in the Brightwalk Community at Historic Double Oaks, a brownfield development located adjacent to Center City and a vital component of the evolution of Charlotte's Greater Statesville Avenue Corridor Revitalization Plan.

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See below for recent updates, press, and events from this project

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May 27, 2016
The Brightwalk community was recently certified LEED for Neighborhood Development(LEED-ND); it’s the first and largest project in North Carolina to receive this designation outside of... Read More
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May 20, 2016
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Housing Partnership (The Housing Partnership) announced today that the Brightwalk community has been honored with a LEED-ND (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Neighborhood... Read More
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By Lisa Hoffman Updates Team Brightwalk at McColl Center has been spending the past few months behind the scenes planning the Art & Ecology Campus... Read More
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Artist Aurora Robson advising a Central Piedmont Community College student Updates On January 20, National MLK Day of Service, ArtPlace America Environmental Artist-in-Residence, Aurora Robson,... Read More
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Closing reception at McColl Center for Visual Art, residents of Statesville Avenue Corridor, experiencing a Happening in the ArtVee Updates Oh what a night ... Read More
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Community Meeting at Brightwalk, sharing stories with current Environmental Artist-in-Residence Jason McDonald, Artist-in-Residence Samantha Hill and future Environmental Artist-in-Residence Brandon Ballengee Updates McColl Center for... Read More
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Update and Reflection McColl Center is looking forward to a bright future at Brightwalk. The Center is continuing with site visits for potential artists and... Read More
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Update and Reflection What do you get when an artist, residents, and a developer engage in conversation? First thoughts go to magic and dreams. But... Read More
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On May 20, we gathered 60 of our closest friends to announce the ArtPlace America award to our community. Guests included news crews from two... Read More