Public Art Archives - Page 2 of 2

Bradley McCallum | Witnessing

Witnessing by Bradley McCallum is a public art installation that […]

September 30, 2022

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abolition, activism, activists, baez, bradley mccallum, calderon, installation, law, mixed media, police brutality, police officers, PUBLIC ART, rosario, sculpture, survivors, testimony, witnessing

Stop1 Projects | No I.C.E.

Originally created in collaboration with MoCADA and Kickstarter, STOP1 Projects […]

By amy andrieux

April 9, 2022

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Artist, Public Art

african diaspora, Art, icebox, immigration, interactive, make the road new york, no i.c.e., No Ice, no ice box, nyc, PUBLIC ART, Roger Ferney, Sajjad Musa, sculpture, stop 1 projects, stop1 projects

Dr. Nettrice Gaskins | Greg Tate

This Black History Month we celebrate the history makers of […]

By amy andrieux

February 13, 2022

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Artist, Public Art

black history, culture, fort greene, greg tate, icon, mural, nettrice gaskins, PUBLIC ART, ubuntu garden

Helina Metaferia | By Way of Revolution

Interdisciplinary artist Helina Metaferia is creating two murals — one in Brooklyn […]

By amy andrieux

July 1, 2021

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Artist, Public Art

afrofuturism, art bridge, by way of revolution, facebook open arts, future, helina metaferia, imagination, mixed media, mural, not a monolith, painting, PUBLIC ART, we the culture, wide awake wildcat ebony brown, wide awakes, women

Melvin Nesbitt Jr. | Forever Young

In this streetside exhibition, entitled, Forever Young, which features the […]

By amy andrieux

June 19, 2021

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Artist, Public Art

childhood, children, FOREVER YOUNG, imagination, MELVIN NESBITT JR, mixed media, painting, PUBLIC ART, STREETSIDE GALLERY, summer, youth

Theda Sandiford: Hidden In Plain Sight

A dynamic presentation made up of virtual and public art […]

By amy andrieux

June 9, 2021

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Artist, Exhibitions, Public Art

african diaspora, Art, governors island, hidden in plain sight, miss theda, mixed media, PUBLIC ART, theda sandiford, virtual exhibition

Black History Month Pins 2021

Text about the collaboration... ABOUT THE ARTISTS MAKEBA "JUSTKEEBS" RAINEY [...]

By amy andrieux

February 6, 2021

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Artist, Public Art

african diaspora, Art, artist, black

Public Art

Public art is a central part of MoCADA’s mission to […]

By amy andrieux

July 17, 2020

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Artist, Public Art

Joana Choumali | Hââbré, The Last Generation

Hââbré is the same word for writing / scarification in […]

By amy andrieux

April 21, 2018

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Artist, Public Art

abidjan, africa, BURKINA FASO, COTE D'IVOIRE, HAABRE, Joana Choumali, ko, MOROCCO, photographer, photography, RITUALS, SCAR, SCARIFICATION

Kameelah Janan Rasheed | How to Suffer Politely (and Other Etiquette)

HOW TO SUFFER POLITELY (and Other Etiquette) is a large […]

By amy andrieux

October 17, 2015

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Artist, Public Art

ANGER, BALTIMORE, ETIQUETTE, FERGUSON, HOW TO SUFFER POLITELY, KAMEELAH JANAN RASHEED, memory, POLITICAL CORRECTNESS, protest, PUBLIC ART, resistance, respectability politics, ritural, trauma, WINDOWS, words