Windsor Chavis Nocho Community Complex

Windsor Chavis Nocho Community Complex

Public Art Survey
We all have stories – experiences, moments and memories that have shaped how we connect to the communities in which we live, work, and visit. The City of Greensboro and the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro’s Public Art Endowment invite you to share your thoughts and suggestions about this public art project in this online survey. Your feedback will assist artist Malene Barnett in her design process to create site specific public art for the Windsor Chavis Nocho Community Complex (WCNCC).

Thank you for your input!
What art making processes or practices most represent Greensboro? (Choose 1)

QuiltingTextile/weavingPotteryGlassmakingWoodworkingMetalsmithOther
Public art does the following (Choose 3)

Promotes pride in the communityReinforces a community's identity and serves as an arts destination and landmarkInvites and welcomes people to a community gathering spaceBrings awareness to artists, their work, and creative processesMakes art accessibleCelebrates a place's culture and historyCreates dialogue around societal and community issues
What type of art speaks to you?

Abstract (colors, shapes, lines)Figurative (people, animals, landscapes)Historical Context (narrative)
What do patterns represent to you? (Choose 3)

Connection to heritage/cultureNatural world and environmentCommunity coming togetherRhythm and movementGrowth and changeOrder and harmonyCelebration and joyStorytellingOther
Which PATTERNS feel most connected to this community? (Choose 2)

Textile/quilt patternsArchitectural details (brickwork, tilework)Natural patterns (plants, water)Cultural/traditional motifs (symbols, icons)Geometric designsOther
Who in the community inspires you to learn and grow, and why?
What three words do you want to represent the vibe of WCNCC?
What cultural and historical themes reflect the legacy of your community?
Please complete the following sentence and be specific if possible: I enjoy art the most when . . .
What is your age? (optional)

Under 1818-2425-3435-4445-5465+
Which race or ethnicity best describes you? (optional)

American Indian or Alaskan NativeAsian / Pacific IslanderBlack or African AmericanHispanicWhite/CaucasianMultiple ethnicity/Other (please specify)Other
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