Kevin’s Wild Bird Petroglyphs Capture Real-Life Maine Avifauna in Stone
A stone aviary near Phippsburg's Center Ponds Trailhead, where carvings of wild birds seem ready to fly.
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Tag: public art
Laurie Anderson Turns Her Own Body Into a Percussion Instrument for Lou Reed’s Life Rules
Laurie Anderson performs her three life rules during Brooklyn's Return of the Buffalo procession, striking her body to percussion.
Derrick Adams, Randy Polumbo and More Project New Works Onto Historic Hangars at Brooklyn’s Floyd Bennett Field
A grand festival of light shall cover the twin hangars of old Floyd Bennett Field, a spectacle of animation and color.
10 Public Artworks to See Across the US This Fall
A list of 10 public art installations across the US this fall, from playful dogs in Central Park to a painted sky in Santa Fe.
Liu Wei’s Met Facade Commission Makes the Museum’s Exterior a Mirror of Its Own Decline
Liu Wei's new sculptures flank The Met's main entrance, reflecting urban collapse and civic transformation.
Puppet Parade Recreates Native American History Along Manhattan Sidewalks
A herd of buffalo puppets plods through NYC streets in a procession honoring Dakota history and the buffalo's recovery.
Homeless New Yorkers Tell Their Own Stories Through Public Murals
NYC's homeless population shares their stories through public art signs in a project expanding across all five boroughs.
St. Louis Public Art Exhibition Spreads Across City and Beyond the Mississippi
A triennial of public art fills St. Louis parks and vacant lots with works by Glenn Ligon, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Nick Cave, and more.
Haring Mural at Risk as City Weighs Its Removal — a Test Case for Philadelphia’s Public Art Policy
A vote this week may protect Keith Haring's 'We The Youth' mural in Philadelphia as the city's first outdoor historic landmark.
New York City’s Infinity Sculpture Is Now Targeted by Trump’s Latest Public Art Obsession
President Trump demands the Smithsonian replace José de Rivera's 'Infinity' sculpture with a giant George Washington statue.
In St. Louis, the Counterpublic Triennial Rethinks What Public Space Can Be
Counterpublic Triennial returns to St. Louis with Coyote Time, redefining public art across five sites with community-focused curatorial work.
Billionaire Rubenstein Buys Trump-Era Removed Shapiro Sculpture and Plans to Reinstall It at the National Gallery
A statue once given as a token of honor finds a new keeper after removal, its fate settled in quiet purchase.