City of Winston Salem Municipal Art – W CALVIN ANDERSON, M.Ed

Winston Salem, NC: 100-Year Celebration of Winston and Salem, NC Not Complete without Vandorn Hinnant’s Municipal Art

4 Sep 201421 Oct 2014

Top photo courtesy of the City of Winston Salem The City of Winston Salem will unveil “Together We Rise,” the "highly synergistic" sculpture(s) of the gifted artist, Vandorn Hinnant on Friday…

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