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Healthy Corner Store- Mural, A National Initative in NC

Healthy Eating Mural

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MPRI_MURAL2015_0161 11-01-15 Concord, NC. Blowing Rock Artist Brenda Councill (cq) completed the mural on the Center City Maxx Grocery at the corner of Spring Street and Cabarrus Avenue in Concord on Oct. 29. The Cabarrus Health Alliance hired Councill to paint the mural as part of the R.E.A.C.H. program which brings healthy foods to corner stores in Cabarrus county. © 2015 Marty Price Photography- Complete copyright release to Brenda Councill for her use. No Model Release No Property Release

Concord, NC. Artist Brenda Councill completed the mural on the Center City Maxx Grocery at the corner of Spring Street and Cabarrus Avenue in Concord on Oct. 29. The Cabarrus Health Alliance hired Councill to paint the mural as part of the R.E.A.C.H. program which brings healthy foods to corner stores in Cabarrus county. © 2015 Marty Price Photography- Complete copyright release to Brenda Councill

Artist Brenda Councill completed the mural on the Center City Maxx Grocery at the corner of Spring Street and Cabarrus Avenue in Concord, NC. The Cabarrus Health Alliance hired Councill to paint the mural as part of the R.E.A.C.H. program which brings healthy foods to corner stores in Cabarrus county. © 2015 Marty Price Photography- Complete copyright release to Brenda Councill fo

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Bright,Vivid and all about Healthy Eating- Part of the Cabarrus Health Alliance R.E.A.C.H initiative. Concord, NC

Concord, NC. Brenda Councill completed the mural on the Center City Maxx Grocery at the corner of Spring Street and Cabarrus Avenue in Concord. The Cabarrus Health Alliance hired Councill to paint the mural as part of the R.E.A.C.H. program which brings healthy foods to corner stores in Cabarrus county. © 2015 Marty Price Photography- Complete copyright release to Brenda Councill

Concord, NC.- 2015- Brenda Councill completed the mural on the Center City Maxx Grocery at the corner of Spring Street and Cabarrus Avenue in Concord. The Cabarrus Health Alliance hired Councill to paint the mural as part of the R.E.A.C.H. program which brings healthy foods to corner stores in Cabarrus county. © 2015 Marty Price Photography- Complete copyright release to Brenda Councill

Concord, NC. Blowing Rock Artist Brenda Councill completed the mural on the Center City Maxx Grocery at the corner of Spring Street and Cabarrus Avenue in Concord on Oct. 29. The Cabarrus Health Alliance hired Councill to paint the mural as part of the R.E.A.C.H. program which brings healthy foods to corner stores in Cabarrus county. © 2015 Marty Price Photography-Complete copyright release to Brenda Councill for her use.

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Ocean Reef Program

Ocean Reef members Irwin and Carole Grotnes Belk commissioned Councill to design a mural at The Academy. Over the next two weeks, her time will be divided between painting her original designs on two separate walls and working directly with the students on a project incorporating their ideas on a large canvas that will be displayed in the school.

Thanks to the Belks’ generous financial support, students will have an opportunity to work side-by-side with an artist who’s well-known in her field.

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posted on 30 Dec 14

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Oakwood Elementary School – Artist-in-Residence for 2 weeks

The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) of Oakwood Elementary School commissioned internationally known artist, Brenda Mauney Councill, to design and complete a large scale wall mural in the school.

The completed piece reflects the educational elements denoting the core curriculum and regional beauty with inspirations of fruit and vegetables. The mural is designed to stimulate the imagination.

“The work is an infusion of several different ideas—bright and stimulating for all ages,” said Councill. “I’ve incorporated fantasy with the influences of technology, history and the sciences. There are no boundaries—as I’ve also added an acorn growing in the mighty oak tree—symbolic of Oakwood,” she said.

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