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When Cultural Resources Sec. Susan Kluttz took office last May, one of the three things Gov. Pat McCrory tasked her with was beautifying the state’s transportation infrastructure. To that end, the secretary and DCR staff have been partnering with DOT staff during the past year to build a vision for a public-private “Art That Moves You” program that will highlight the best of state’s arts and culture and integrate it with the transportation infrastructure we all use every day.

Front row: (left to right): visual artist Sarah West, N.C. Arts Council Board Chair Robin Branstrom, DCR Chief Deputy Secretary Karin Cochran and multimedia artist David McConnell. Back row (left to right) visual artist Dana Raymond, N.C. Arts Council Exeuctive Director Wayne Martin and visual artists Marek Ranis and Scott Hazard
Last week, Sec. Kluttz joined Governor Pat McCrory, Lt. Gov. Dan Forest, the Cabinet and fellow State employees for a service of reflection, music and celebration honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at First Baptist Church on Salisbury Street in Raleigh.
Sec. Kluttz with Chief Deputy Sec. Karin Cochran, Deputy Sec. Kevin Cherry and N.C. Museum of History Director Ken Howard
 
Secretary Kluttz welcomes IBMA attendees to Raleigh
 

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Sec. Susan Kluttz joined several hundred people (including a troupe of Civil War re-enactors) at the N.C. Museum of History Saturday to get a print signed by Civil War artist Mort Künstler.
From an examination of torpedo warfare on the Cape Fear River in Winnabow to demonstrations of military training and camp life in Four Oaks, several historic sites and museums around North Carolina will offer programming related to the Civil War in the next week.
Sec. Kluttz with Deputy Sec. Kevin Cherry, State Archivist Sarah Koonts and Manager of the Government Records Section Becky McGee-Lankford