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The original Portal, built in Washington DC, USA by artist Amar C. Bakshi in 2014. Portals is a global public art initiative that connects people around the globe through real-time video audiovisual technology housed inside a gold-painted, converted shipping container or other structure.
The nonprofit LA Freewaves was founded in 1989 by Anne Bray, [1] an artist, media teacher, and former video curator at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions. [4] [13] Bray stated two initial objectives for Freewaves: to encourage collaboration within the local media community and to broaden their audience. [4]
The Milwaukee Art Commission was created by the city in 1911. This commission was in existence until 1990, when Mayor John Norquist initiated the change from the Milwaukee Art Commission to the Milwaukee Arts Board and its first meeting took place on May 1, 1990. The purpose of the Arts Board is: "To support the arts in the City of Milwaukee by:
Noor Riyadh is an annual celebration of light, art, and life, with light-based artworks across the city.. The first edition of Noor Riyadh was held from March 18 to April 3, 2021, at King Abdullah Financial District based on the theme “Under One Sky” with the participation of more than 60 artists from over 20 countries; two of the artworks were of a scale that actually set world records ...
The gallery's programs support the exhibition of works on paper, artist books, public art projects, and artist-designed hand-knotted rugs. In 2006, the gallery organized a public art project called "Studio in the Park" that brought 11 site-specific artworks artworks to Riverside Park in upper Manhattan.
The micro-public art project began in Boyle Heights along the First Street Corridor and expanded into downtown and is led by councilman José Huizar. [ 6 ] Santa Ana, California : in July 2013, as part of efforts to beautify the city, the Santa Ana City Council set up a Utility Box Art Project and launched a call for artists, with a stipend of ...
In addition to her studio practice Adams has worked on public art projects which have included the West Valley Branch Library in Reseda, California, the Fire Station No. 64 [9] in Watts, Los Angeles and her most recent public art project is the Chatsworth Station [10] for the Los Angeles Metro Orange Line Extension completed in June 2012.
Kristin Jones maintains both studio and public practices creating site-specific, time-based projects that work within the context of an environment and its natural phenomena. Working collaboratively across disciplines and media, she creates installations, works on and paper, and time-lapse photography .