Watch: Remote, S2E5: Commercial vs. Creative

In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope by exploring new areas that challenge and expand our understanding of public art. In the fifth episode, “Commercial vs. Creative,” Badir visits the Lillie and Hugh Roy Cullen Sculpture Garden and Jean Dubuffet’s “Monument au Fantôme” in Houston, Texas; “Stonehenge II” in Ingram, Texas; and Tom Fruin’s “The Glass House” in Orlando, FL.

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Watch: Remote, S2E5: Commercial vs. Creative

Catch up on Remote: Season One here, learn more about the Remote series here, or read our interview with series creator Badir McCleary here.

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Morgan Laurens

Morgan Laurens (she/her/hers) is NOT REAL ART’s editor in chief. Morgan is an arts writer from the Midwest who enjoys saying “excuse me” when no actual pardon is needed. She specializes in grant writing and narrative-based storytelling for mission-driven artists and arts organizations. With a background in printmaking, pop culture, and classic literature, Morgan believes a girl’s best friend is the pile of books on her bedside table.