Phil Freelon
Illustration by Annie Maynard
The INDY’s 2019 Virtual Holiday Potluck
Bring your finest Thanksgiving dish and gather ’round our imaginary table. Read more
Photos by Jade Wilson
Phil Freelon’s Works Will Inspire Generations Not Yet Born. But His Most Important Monument Is His Family.
A remembrance of the Durham master architect, Phil Freelon, who led the design team for the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C. Read more
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Pierce Freelon Is Running for North Carolina State Senate
Freelon, who ran for mayor in Durham in 2017, will now vie for the seat left open by Floyd McKissick's appointment to the public utilities commission. McKissick says the seat until he's confirmed by the Senate and he's tendered his resignation. Read more
The Phil Freelon I Knew
Y’all can remember him for what he built if you want to, but I’ll always remember him for what he didn’t build. Read more
A Motherplan for Durham
We have a responsibility to create a community that is a life-giving as possible. What does that look like? Read more
Photo Credit Lissa Gotwals
Requiem for Phil Freelon, Whose Creation Was Perfect
“How often do we stop to consider the roots that make it all possible?” Read more
Photo Credit Lissa Gotwals
A Historic Durham Church Is Reborn as a Visionary Arts Space Bridging the Secular and Spiritual
The church offers curated arts programming, such as the March 12 artist talk by Marcella D. Camara, but it also holds monthly Sunday services led by artists and community leaders. Read more
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Smithsonian Institute
National Museum of African American History
