PUBLIC ART Tag

Black Coffee | SUBCONSCIOUSLY

A special pop-up exhibition curated by Amy Andrieux of The […]

By amy andrieux

October 8, 2022

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Artist, Public Art

afro house, afrofuturism, alexis tsegba, ART INSTALLATION, black coffee, brooklyn, Chivir-Ter Tsegba, concert, daniela yohannes, GUADELOUPE, LONDON, Mawell DeWunmi, maxime manga, MIRAGE, music, nigeria, pop up exhibition, PUBLIC ART, uk

Bradley McCallum | Witnessing

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

By amy andrieux

September 30, 2022

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Artist, Public Art

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.

STOP 1 is a NYC-based multidisciplinary design workshop and studio. […]

By amy andrieux

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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

Helina Metaferia | By Way of Revolution

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

By amy andrieux

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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

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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

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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

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