Tagged “public-art”
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Roadsworth
Montreal artist Roadsworth paints on roads, crosswalks and parking lots, turning lane markings into zippers, plugs, fish…
Rob Mulholland
Scottish sculptor Rob Mulholland places mirrored human figures in forests and towns so they vanish into the landscape. T…
Ruth Asawa
The Ruth Asawa site explores the artist's looped-wire sculptures, works on paper and public fountains, with sections on…
Seven Magic Mountains
Ugo Rondinone's desert artwork near Las Vegas: seven towers of stacked, day-glo painted boulders, with the story of how…
Steve Parker
Sound artist and sculptor Steve Parker builds installations from salvaged brass instruments and obsolete tech that make…
Stockholm Metro Art
A guide to the Stockholm subway, where over 90 stations are decorated with murals, sculptures and painted bedrock caves,…
Studio Florentijn Hofman
Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman makes giant public sculptures such as the floating Rubber Duck, a huge slipper and an eno…
The Wa
A year-by-year archive of street artist The Wa's urban interventions, from a skate-anti-skate bench and an eco friendly…
Tiny Doors ATL
A public art project that hides tiny, detailed doors in walls and corners around Atlanta, with a guide to finding each o…
Ugo Rondinone
The archive of Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, from his towering stacked neon boulders in the Nevada desert to rainbow signs…
uncommissioned
A global exhibition of unsanctioned public interventions: artworks placed on street corners, construction fences and und…
wifart gallery
A free Wi-Fi network in Dalston Square that asks people for a drawing instead of a password; the site exhibits the doodl…
Windswept
A wall of hundreds of free-spinning wind arrows by artist Charles Sowers that makes the invisible wind visible, alongsid…
Wolfgang Buttress
UK artist Wolfgang Buttress shows The Hive, a giant lattice sculpture whose lights and sound respond to live bee activit…
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
A site-specific installation of 105 suspended hourglasses, one for each year of a historic Calgary school, that flip and…
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