Written by Lori Goldstein and Lani Morris Recently, members of the CaFÉ and Public Art Archive (PAA) teams visited Jaguara, a temporary public art installation featured as part of the Biennial of…
Lori GoldsteinNovember 4, 2019
“Making art for public spaces means presenting ideas to a broad and often unknown audience. Acknowledging that your worldview is in large part shaped by your surroundings seems important. I…
Lori GoldsteinMay 29, 2019
“Reminder that the Los Angeles federal courthouse has a statue of Abraham Lincoln where he’s a shirtless young stud suggestively tugging at his waistband like a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model,” Zack Stentz…
Lori GoldsteinMarch 20, 2019
Public Art Archive's Collection Management System Launch! Enjoy March 2018 updates from the Public Art Archive in the newest issue of PAArtners Periodical. Find out more about the following topics:…
Public Art ArchiveMarch 14, 2018
This Artist Turns Anxiety And Fear Into Public Art Great article and interview with Candy Chang, keynote speaker for WESTAF’s 2017 cultural policy symposium, The Future History of Public Art.…
Public Art ArchiveFebruary 2, 2018
Is your public art collection in PAA? Help us make public art more public by submitting your collection at no cost! See how our Collection Maps & Showcase features can help support and promote the work of public artists & public art organizations.
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“We make concrete from sand,” he [Leandro Erlich] said. “But it also expresses a sense of the ephemeral. Climate change is real. But it can also be difficult to grasp.”
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We are pleased to announce that Reno's public art collection is now available for exploration on the Public Art Archive!
Don't forget to check out artworks originally created for Burning Man that are installed in Reno, too!
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