Voting Arts Lab is a collective of creative activists and artists who believe in the power of arts to drive voter engagement and to save our democracy.
This collection of posters features the work of 20 North Carolina artists, all united in their commitment to voting rights. Organized by the Voting Arts Lab, the posters on the wall in the museum’s Great Hall are available to take home from the information desk.
If you can vote in the United States, we encourage you to take a moment to check your voter registration status. While you’re at it, why not text five friends or family members and encourage them to vote?
Featured Artists: Beverly McIver, Bill Fick, Bree Stallings, Celeste Aguirre Oñate, Chelsea Rose Amato, Juan Carlos Duran, HP Fangs, Ingrid Swanson, Kemi Heyward-Rotimi, Kreh Mellick, Makala Muhammed, Meg Lentz, Paige Welch, Quan Apollo, Ria “Air” Garcia, Ruby Davis, Ruby Wang, Sam Cavalier, Sam Machia Keshet, Tristin Miller.
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Bill Fick carefully measures spacing and alignment of Voting Arts Lab posters on the interactive wall in the museum's Great Hall. Photo by J Caldwell.
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Voting Arts Lab posters on the interactive wall in the museum's Great Hall. Photo by J Caldwell.
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Lissa Gotwals and Amanda Levinson from the Voting Arts Lab affix voting posters to the interactive wall in the museum's Great Hall. Photo by J Caldwell.
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Voting Arts Lab posters wait to be affixed to the interactive wall in the museum's Great Hall. Photo by J Caldwell.
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Voting Arts Lab posters on the interactive wall in the museum's Great Hall. Photo by J Caldwell.
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Voting Arts Lab posters on the interactive wall in the museum's Great Hall. Photo by J Caldwell.
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Voting Arts Lab posters on the interactive wall in the museum's Great Hall. Photo by J Caldwell.
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Bill Fick, Lissa Gotwals and Amanda Levinson from the Voting Arts Lab admire voting posters to the interactive wall in the museum's Great Hall. Photo by J Caldwell.
