Creative Machines: Joseph O’Connell on Play, Problem-Solving, and Public Art
Joseph O’Connell launched Creative Machines from his garage over two decades
Matthew Mazzotta: Public Art, For the People
As a young, broke art school student, Matthew Mazzotta and his friends would cruise
‘Born From the Earth’: How Sculptor Ava Blitz Brings Nature Into Public Art
About 20 minutes outside Philadelphia, on a half-acre patch of land, four cement
When the Sun Stands Still: MASARY Studios on Ritual, Rhythm, and Cosmic Harmony
One December, on the longest night of the year, visitors to Boston’s Mount Auburn
‘Voodoo Craftsman’ Marcus Brown on History, Cultural Memory, and Technology in Public Spaces
Born and raised in New Orleans, Marcus Brown crafts objects—sometimes monumental,
250: A Coast-to-Coast Celebration of Public Art in America With Toni Sikes of CODAworx
Twelve years in, Toni Sikes shows no signs of slowing down. As founder and CEO
250: A Celebration of Public Art in the U.S.: An Exhibition Statement From Curator Kirsten Bengtson-Lykoudis
As I admire the murals in my historic Richmond, Virginia, neighborhood, many of
Public Art, Rebooted: Carmen Zella on the Rise of Digital Urbanism
Los Angeles doesn’t do subtle, and neither does Carmen Zella. For over two decades,
Everything Worth Seeing, Hearing, and Thinking About in Art This Year
Artists had a hell of a year in 2025. While the NEA slashed funding and corporate
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In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope
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In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope
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In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope
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In Season Two of *Remote*, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope
Come One, Come All: Installation Artist Scott Pennington Revives the ‘Temporary Wonderland’ of a Small-Town Carnival
Growing up in the unincorporated community of Adamstown, Maryland, Scott Pennington
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In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary broadens his geographic scope,
‘Remote’ Season Two Launch: Badir McCleary Captures the Stories Behind Art in Public Spaces
Badir McCleary is cool. So cool, in fact, that the Texas-based filmmaker often finds
Watch: Remote, S2E1: Art Parks and Outdoor Museums
In Season Two of Remote, filmmaker Badir McCleary expands his geographic horizon,
Filmmaker Badir McClearly Unveils the Depths of Public Art in Season Two of ‘Remote’
Public art in America transforms ordinary streets into extraordinary canvases for
Announcing ‘Remote: Season Two’: A Sneak Peek Into Our Exclusive Video Series on Contemporary Public Art With Badir McCleary
In busy cities and quiet corners of the world alike, public art acts as a heartbeat—pulsing
NOT REAL ART School Launches Free Workshops on Collectibles, Community, Trauma, and Technology
In an era where the cost of tuition, career development, and living expenses continues
Blessing Hancock: Transforming Abstract Ideas Into Monumental Public Art [Podcast]
How do you transform abstract ideas into striking monumental art? In today’s podcast
Muralist Michelle Hoogveld: The Power of Color, Connection, and Love [Podcast]
Instantly recognizable and beaming with positivity, Michelle Hoogveld’s colorful,
Catch Up on Season One of ‘Remote,’ Our Six-Part Series on Contemporary Public Art
How does public art in the U.S. reflect and shape our communities and cultural identities?
Judy Baca of SPARC: Transcending Public Art With Participatory Neighborhood Murals [Podcast]
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‘Wild Child’ Ruth Chase Ponders What It Means To Be Human
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