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Dix Park Conservancy Names Ruffin Hall as Next President and CEO
Dix Park Conservancy Names Ruffin Hall as Next President and CEO

The Dix Park Conservancy board of directors is pleased to announce Ruffin Hall as its next President and CEO.

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Press ReleaseDix Park ConservancyDecember 10, 2024leadership, staff
1 sculpture to go
1 sculpture to go
AxiosGuest UserNovember 15, 2024art, lamar whidbee, get well soon, public art
New Art Installation Overflows from Shuttered Mental Health Facility at Dix Park
New Art Installation Overflows from Shuttered Mental Health Facility at Dix Park

Get Well Soon is the first large-scale public artwork by Raleigh-based artist and licensed mental health counselor Lamar Whidbee.

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Press ReleaseDix Park ConservancyNovember 11, 2024press release, public art, cultural, art, lamar whidbee, get well soon, dix arts
Sunflower poles at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh unveiled
Sunflower poles at Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh unveiled
CBS 17Dix Park ConservancySeptember 24, 2024art, sunflower towers, thomas sayre, power poles, public art
Thomas Sayre’s Flower Power
Thomas Sayre’s Flower Power
INDY WeekGuest UserSeptember 3, 2024art, public art, sunflower towers, power poles
Dix Park Conservancy Launches Open Call for new Artist in Residence Program
Dix Park Conservancy Launches Open Call for new Artist in Residence Program

The Dix Park Conservancy, in partnership with the Raleigh Arts and with generous funding from the Carlyle Adams Foundation, announced today an open call for Dix Park’s new Artist in Residence program.

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Press ReleaseAnna TorresAugust 26, 2024art, artist residency
Dix Park Conservancy Announces Search for New President and CEO
Dix Park Conservancy Announces Search for New President and CEO

The board of the Dix Park Conservancy today announced details of its search for a new president and chief executive officer.

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Press ReleaseAnna TorresAugust 22, 2024staff, hiring, leadership
Janet Cowell Prepares to Step Down as Dix Park Conservancy President and CEO
Janet Cowell Prepares to Step Down as Dix Park Conservancy President and CEO
Press ReleaseAnna TorresJuly 31, 2024leadership, staff, press release
Giant troll coming to Raleigh’s Dix Park in a new arts initiative. A little one, too.
Giant troll coming to Raleigh’s Dix Park in a new arts initiative. A little one, too.
News & ObserverGuest UserJune 25, 2024public art, thomas dambo, trolls
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