#public-art

#public-art

Art Walk challenges our perception of both artwork and audience by removing art from the traditional gallery context, inviting passersby to become accidental participants in a fleeting performance.

"A red hat, white skin, and blue jeans don't make you a patriot. But storming the Capitol makes you a traitor," Buehler told the station.

The cinema opened in 1934 as the Gaumont Palace, seating just over 2,500 people, featuring a theatre stage and a large organ.

The Whispering Mountains merges artificial intelligence with spiritual storytelling, reimagining ancient oracles for the digital age. The peaks deliver voice-generated messages that blend AI musings with philosophical provocation, inviting reflection on how we live today.

The piece was on a trailer that was being pulled by a white pickup truck, according to photos shared with Business Insider. The bust was enclosed in a frame lined with blue stars and also carried a sign fashioned after President Donald Trump's signature style. "MAKE AMERICA WAIT AGAIN," the sign said. "Now With Longer Lines Thanks To DOGE Cuts!"

"Whether you're a culture-hungry tourist or a creatively-curious local, art lovers are in for a huge chance to explore from 17 to 21 July with the sixth annual UPSTATE ART WEEKEND (UAW)."

The Ministry of Sewers reclaims the original meaning of "sewer" as a vital ecological network. Long before privatization turned sewers into toxic pipelines, marsh sewers fed fields and linked freshwater springs.

New York City FC (NYCFC) is releasing a 700-lb, five-story-tall pigeon floating around the coast of Manhattan during the FIFA Club World Cup.

The San Francisco Arts Commission invites community members to attend a meeting about the proposed relocation of the Robert Louis Stevenson Memorial on July 30, 2025.

"This collaboration extends beyond fandom and the spectacle of sport; it's an act of celebrating and bearing witness to the full humanity of these championship players - their struggles, their triumphs, their lives outside the arena."

This is a deeply upsetting and shocking act of racial disrespect. Windrush Untold Stories was created to celebrate the contributions and resilience of the Windrush Generation, whose story is central to the fabric of British life. That it should be targeted in such a hateful way is a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges we face in building an inclusive and respectful society.

The installation of Superman's statue at The Shard, soaring at 1,000 feet, is the highest-ever public sculpture display in the UK, celebrating the release of the new film.

"People don't realize how important and impactful art in public places is until they see it."

"It's a really cool way to share artwork. It's not pretentious in any way. It's outside. People are opening, expanding their minds..."

Point San Pablo Harbor has become a haven for retired Burning Man sculptures, where whimsical large-scale artworks, like Paige Tashner's Purr Pods, delight visitors of all ages.

Albright College's decision to auction its art collection, driven by a multimillion-dollar budget deficit, raises questions about the care and future of the artworks.

"At the heart of our masterplan is a translucent bridge symbolic of Her Majesty as a unifying force, bringing together nations, countries, the Commonwealth, charities and the armed forces."

It's an honour to be part of a project that recognises the importance of Dagenham's social history especially the incredible women who stood up for fair pay and equal working rights. My aim is to create new works that convey this remarkable history and speak of its continued relevance to the present.

"This isn't just a reef, it's a movement," Shelby Thomas, CEO and founder of ORAI, said in a release obtained by Travel + Leisure. "We're building cities in the sea for marine life while creating a unique underwater museum that heals marine ecosystems—and inviting the public to become ocean stewards."

Hew Locke expressed disappointment over the Belgian council's cancellation of his public art project intended to challenge the legacy of King Leopold II's brutal colonial rule.

People should know that Mildred is firmly rooted in representing African American life and culture, from the historic to the contemporary, said Cheryl Ward, a San Francisco art collector.

The recently opened riverside path in Fulham has gained a public artwork by the well-known British-Nigerian artist, Yinka Ilori MBE, called "100 Found Objects."

The idea was to protect cyclists, but also to try and bring joy to the street, said Luke Tozer, director at Pitman Tozer Architects, which helped create the wands.

"San Jose Walls celebrates the role of artists in transforming San Jose's landscape through public art installations, uniting the community around creativity and collaboration."

Tile Artisans partnered with HELP USA and artist Baseera Khan to create the impactful tile artwork 'Floral Fix,' now displayed in the HELP New Leaf building.