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Carolina dreams even bigger on the second Arts Everywhere Day


On the second Arts Everywhere Day, UNC again moved arts from beyond the stage and into the quad, but this time the University stretched the arts further — reaching where more students live on south campus. The installations, live performances and other events on Friday might have been temporary, but soon the arts will have a new, permanent footprint. (UNC.edu)

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