Many of us have become accustomed to viewing exhibitions online since the Coronavirus quarantine began, but as we near the five-month mark of some sort… Read More »An Upside Down Love Letter from Ryan Flores
Over the weekend, “In Plain Sight” sent sky-typing plane fleets to spell out artist-generated messages over 80 different detention facilities, immigration courts, borders, sites of… Read More »“In Plain Sight” Gathers 80 Artists to Fight Immigrant Incarceration
Nancy Baker Cahill’s new public augmented reality (AR) project, “Liberty Bell,” is now being presented in six cities across the US—Boston, Charleston, Philadelphia, Rockaway, Selma,… Read More »In “Liberty Bell,” Nancy Baker Cahill asks, Who is Actually Free?
As a direct response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Public Art Fund has launched “Art on the Grid” in New York. The multi-platform city-wide project features… Read More »Public Art Fund Launches “Art on the Grid”
On May 30 and 31, “Drive-By-Art (Public Art In This Moment of Social Distancing),” took place in Los Angeles. Organized by Warren Neidich, Renee Petropoulos,… Read More »Nicole Nadeau on “Drive-By-Art” and Keeping Your Foot on the Gas
Vanessa German’s site-specific project “THE HOLIEST WILDERNESS IS FREEDOM” is now open to the public at the Rockefeller Center, activating the vitrines throughout the campus… Read More »Vanessa German’s Rockefeller Center Takeover
Outside the fairs, museums, and galleries, a great way to see contemporary art in New York this spring is in public spaces, parks, and pavilions… Read More »Public Art: Where to See What in New York This Week
MoMA PS1’s annual Young Architects Program commissions one studio per year to take over its courtyard, creating an immersive installation that will be on view… Read More »Jenny Sabin Studio Wins MoMA PS1’s Annual Young Architects Program
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