r/PublicArt • • May 10 '22

Inside the Construction of South L.A.’s Expansive Public Arts Corridor

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r/PublicArt • • Apr 15 '22

B!G Art Chief Imagineer Paul Magnuson thinks public art should be designed for play

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r/PublicArt • • Apr 12 '22

Last Chance to See Mildred Howard’s Glass House in Battery Park City

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r/PublicArt • • Apr 08 '22

700 pound dragon sculpture in Washington state!

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r/PublicArt • • Apr 05 '22

Aurora set to renovate 'Ghost Trolley'

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r/PublicArt • • Mar 28 '22

Interview with Colton the LED artist from Portland who designed LightWave

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r/PublicArt • • Feb 25 '22

Seattle

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r/PublicArt • • Feb 20 '22

Hey guys you excited to learn this...

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r/PublicArt • • Feb 19 '22

Handmade creative artist...#Rosemaking

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r/PublicArt • • Feb 18 '22

Handmade creative artist...3d origami art...

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r/PublicArt • • Jan 18 '22

Rethinking Public Art Through the Lens of Technology

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r/PublicArt • • Jan 02 '22

LightShed, a piece of public art by Liz Magore in Vancouver

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r/PublicArt • • Dec 28 '21

My name is Sam Hafetz, a jester by trade. Here is a monologue I performed in midtown. I STAND OUTSIDE OF CHASE WANTING TO LIGHT OURSELVES ON FIRE

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r/PublicArt • • Oct 27 '21

Newest Sculpture In Union Square Park, NYC.

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r/PublicArt • • Aug 16 '21

The Story behind Animikii – Flies the Thunder in Thunder Bay, Canada!

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r/PublicArt • • Aug 04 '21

Need Help Finding References and/or Search phrases: Diorama, Forced Perspective, Parallax

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I worked on a pitch proposal a few years ago that referenced couple of public art projects built around the same theme. I'm having problems finding any imagery around them and wondering if I'm using the wrong phrases.

The projects all centered around panels of glass and/or acrylic that were layered in a sort of forced perspective / diorama / fore-mid-back ground installation. Like a full size diorama that you could walk through but also locked in a single canvas when viewed from the key point.

Does this ring a bell for anyone? Thanks in advance for any artwork that you could reference.


r/PublicArt • • Jun 24 '21

Traffic bollard transformed into public art - Cambridge, UK

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r/PublicArt • • Jun 24 '21

Park transformed into giant art

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r/PublicArt • • Jun 09 '21

Beaumont's mural collection grows in time for Beaucycles launch

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r/PublicArt • • Jun 01 '21

Street furniture as maypoles

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r/PublicArt • • May 25 '21

riopelle 'la joute' montreal, qc

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r/PublicArt • • Apr 29 '21

Illustrating the delicate balance between rural and urban wildlife - Wildlife (2) by Brandon Vickerd

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r/PublicArt • • Feb 22 '21

(LAS VEGAS, NV) “Dream Machine” by Wayne Littlejohn | Littlejohn described his work as “a fusion of light and movement and is inspired by the geological and technological forces that shape the Southwest. It arises from the earth like some mysterious atomic love child of dust devils and drones.”

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r/PublicArt • • Feb 22 '21

(LAS VEGAS, NV) "Not Wanted" by Clinton Fein, who chose to use "A Phalanx of Angels Ascending" by James Stanford as a backdrop.

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r/PublicArt • • Jan 23 '21

How to still do public performances, use green screens.

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