THIRD TUESDAY: ‘Boundless: The Impact of Public Art in History’

“Boundless” is a public art installation that commemorates the efforts and sacrifices of the United States Colored Troops (USCT) that fought in February of 1865 on the grounds of what is now Cameron Art Museum. Art is a powerful tool in explaining the past while also shaping our communities in their present state. Join Daniel Jones, educator at the CAM, for an illustrated lecture that discusses the significance of the Battle of Forks Road and how the statue is the glue between our two connected timelines at the Southport Community Building, 223 E. Bay St.

The program is part of the museum’s Third Tuesday series, free lectures geared for ages 16 and older. The programs are open to the public; donations are appreciated. Seating is limited, so advance registration is required. Register below or by calling (910) 477-5151.