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109 E Jones St
Raleigh, NC 27601
+1 (919) 807-7385
http://www.secca.org

The Southeastern Center For in Winston-Salem, NC serves as an international laboratory for engaging audiences in contemporary art, craft, and design.

SECCA offers a platform to explore and experience the creative expressions of our time, fostering a dynamic environment for artistic engagement and innovation.

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