#public-art

#public-art

"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.

Greenwich Council's commitment to restoring and relocating William Mitchell's mural highlights the importance of preserving public art for educational purposes and community engagement.

On his Saturday night Fox News program, Failla noted that artist Thomas J. Price had placed the statue in Times Square to change "the narrative of who we put on statues."

Arc ZERO: Eclipse serves as a sensory portal, transforming its surroundings in real-time, engaging passersby through presence rather than spectacle.

"The mural showed people making soap which was a huge industry in Toronto - it employed generations of Torontonians," said Leslie Barnes, a member of the Toronto and East York Community Preservation Panel (TEYCPP), which has been trying to find organizations willing to display the mural.

The Seaglass Carousel has been a dream of ours since it was first talked about back in 2005 as a sense of light. I was sitting in this area talking about how to draw people into the park. And they said, 'We need a light source.' And one of the landscape artists says, 'Warrie, what about a carousel?'

A new public artwork in Scarborough celebrates its Roman history and marine wildlife through a large mosaic featuring local ocean creatures.

I often hear people who know me say, 'This is definitely your work, it gave me the same feeling as you.' Interestingly, I don't fully understand this myself.

The winning installation promotes sustainability through the innovative use of repurposed materials, notably recycled traffic mirrors, creating engaging urban experiences in Prague.

Critics of a proposed Chicano-themed mural in San Jose's northside sparked heated debates at a community meeting, underscoring cultural tensions and artistic representation.

What looks like a random lump of stone sitting on a brick plinth is actually a work of public art and can be found near Seven Sisters in north London.

"We give everything here, he said. Even if we are sad, we smile to the children."