Join us this Saturday for our final event with Mobile Print Power @bbpnyc from 2:00-5:00pm! 🎨 Come see the printed works displayed and checkout @SilverJackson’s monumental sculpture.
Learn more:https://t.co/62Cs8GgpOI
This is the last week to see Bharti Kher's "Ancestor" in Doris C. Freedman Plaza in @CentralParkNYC! The exhibition featuring this monumental mother-figure will close on August 27. Learn more:https://t.co/HJtr8Tor2f
📸: Nicholas Knight
Calling all dog lovers! 🐾 Celebrate National Dog Day with us tomorrow! We will be hosting a pup walk in New York City to see works from Felipe Baeza’s “Unruly Forms” exhibition presented in partnership with @JCDecauxGlobal.
Learn more: https://t.co/cDAF8Dn0xH
NOW ON VIEW: "Unruly Forms", @BaezaStudio’s new series of intricate hybrid forms, on 400 @JCDecauxGlobal bus shelters across NYC, CHI, & BOS in the U.S., and bus shelters, digital kiosks, & newsstands in Mexico City, León, & Querétaro in Mexico. https://t.co/tgp42Tl67q
A quick peek 👀 at one of the eight paintings from our upcoming exhibition “Felipe Baeza: Unruly Forms.” The works will be presented on over 400 @JCDecauxna bus shelters and street furniture across three cities in the United States and Mexico beginning on August 9.
#FelipeBaeza
Take a detour on your commute and spend some time @lincolncenter to see @ninachanel’s ”San Juan Heal,” @jacolbysatt’s “An Eclectic Dance to the Music of Time,” and enjoy their #SummerForTheCity programs until August 12. 🎶
View our latest video where @SilverJackson discusses the layers of our exhibition "In every language there is Land / En cada lengua hay una Tierra" in @bbpnyc while passersby make meaning of the sculpture. Watch: https://t.co/dIr1Vr0V6I
📽️ : @SandenWolff
Independence. Freedom. Liberty. We’re reflecting on these words today through the perspectives Public Art Fund artists have offered in their artworks. Any other artworks come to mind? Share them below and have a safe July 4!
Ready for a shift this summer? #RerouteForArt and find ways to integrate public art in your travels, daily routines, and social activities! ✈️ Add a detour to your travel itinerary this weekend, snap a photo, and tag us! 📸
Discover more: https://t.co/QnCLe0yQvh
We are thrilled to announce that Melanie Kress (@mel_kress) will be joining Public Art Fund as Senior Curator on June 26, 2023! Kress brings extensive curatorial experience in public and contemporary art to the role, having served as curator of @HighLineArtnyc.
@layqanunayawar's vibrant mural is populated by a range of individuals across time, culture, race, and gender, including LGBTQ+ activists. As we celebrate #PrideMonth this year, let's continue to stand together in solidarity, advocating for equality, love, and acceptance for all.
#PAFpicoftheweek | @kate_eliz_h captured this shot of @bharti_kher_studio_’s mother figure, "Ancestor" which acknowledges the complexities of motherhood and our connection to the past, present, and future. 🌳
Our #pafpicoftheweek is a sunny shot of @aidamuluneh’s “This is where I am,” captured by Nova, who enjoyed a walking tour across New York City, visiting @jcdecauxna bus shelters included in the exhibition. Sounds like the paw-fect day! 🐾
Public Art Fund is proud to announce the upcoming exhibition, "Phyllida Barlow: PRANK." 🐰"PRANK," the late British artist Phyllida Barlow’s final series of large-scale freestanding sculptures will debut starting on June 6, 2023.
Learn more: https://t.co/5MFztXN6SU
JCDecaux and @PublicArtFund are extending their partnership beyond borders with their first-ever collaborative exhibit in Africa! Read more about the exhibit here:
https://t.co/0lxPpvYiJS
#pafpicoftheweek ▪️| @HESherman snapped this impressive panoramic shot of @ninachanel’s "San Juan Heal.” Positioned on the 65th street facade of David Geffen Hall, this magnificent artwork, commissioned by @lincolncenter, pays homage to San Juan Hill's rich history.
@aidamuluneh takes you on a journey into her experiences as an Ethiopian woman and immigrant on @JCDecauxNA's bus shelters in the US and Côte d’Ivoire. @PublicArtFund's exhibition "Aïda Muluneh: This is where I am".
📸 Ben Saïd, Timothy Schenck, David Sampson, Nicholas Knight