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The London Police, Fabian Williams, Others Shine at End-to-End Festival

The London Police

When the first-ever END-to-END festival recently landed in Charlotte, N.C., it added nearly two-dozen murals to the 76-acre Camp North End, which began its existence as a Model T factory and is a now a burgeoning mixed-use site with industrial structures in-tact. Among the artists: The London Police (last featured on HiFructose.com here), Fabian Williams, James Moore (last featured here), Hnin Nie (last featured here), and several others.


The London Police

When the first-ever END-to-END festival recently landed in Charlotte, N.C., it added nearly two-dozen murals to the 76-acre Camp North End, which began its existence as a Model T factory and is a now a burgeoning mixed-use site with industrial structures in-tact. Among the artists: The London Police (last featured on HiFructose.com here), Fabian Williams, James Moore (last featured here), Hnin Nie (last featured here), and several others.


Hnin Nie


Fabian Williams


Maxilie Martel

In some cases, such as the work of TK, projections were used to enhance the murals. Elsewhere on the site, installations and other exhibits added to an art-meet-tech motif: “Innovators of all kinds are invited to celebrate the creative process at the first annual END-to-END, a two-day ‘confluence of innovation’ designed to open doors and deepen connections between mediums, industries and people by pairing the best of local and global talent,” organizers said.

See more from the festival below.


James Moore

https://www.instagram.com/p/BxOJBtwh0rA/


Dr. Dax


Sharon Dowell

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