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Four large, colorful sculptures resembling fruits or seeds stand in a row on a grassy traffic island at a street intersection. The sculptures are made of mosaic tiles, each with a different shape and color. The sculpture at the far left is round and green with brown stripes. The second sculpture is a brown and orange pinecone shape. The third sculpture is green and looks like a long, pointed seed pod. The fourth sculpture is a green teardrop shape. The sculptures are all attached to rust-colored metal poles. In the background, there are buildings, trees, and traffic. The sky is blue with a few white clouds.

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April 29, 2024

Celebrating International Sculpture Day!

Saturday, April 27, is International Sculpture Day organized by the International Sculpture Center. To recognize this holiday in collaboration with artists and arts organizations across the world, the Public Art…

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March 27, 2024

Creative Resources: Promoting Connectivity and Community in Public Art

The Public Art Archive (PAA) team is dedicated to working in alignment with our mission to make public art more public. Users of PAA can likely deduce that we spend…

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November 21, 2022

Getting Ready for the Holidays with the Public Art Archive!

It’s that time again! It’s the most wonderful time of the year, which means it’s also time to plan the perfect place to take your holiday photos. The Public Art…

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October 11, 2022

A Timeline from Start to Finish: The Public Art Archive’s Anniversary Map

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September 16, 2022

Celebrating the Public Art Archive’s Second Edition of Have You Seen My Public Art? Map!

*This map is an illustration. Artworks are not drawn to scale and their placements on the map may not be exact. For accurate information regarding artwork locations, we welcome you…

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December 9, 2020

Power Map, a virtual exhibition archiving Mural Arts Philadelphia’s “Power Map: Historical Mural Activations” Project

The Public Art Archive (PAA) is pleased to present the Power Map virtual exhibition in partnership with Mural Arts Philadelphia (MAP). Power Map is a series of five newly commissioned…

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November 4, 2019

Temporary Public Art Experiences Bring Global Issues to the Forefront of Mainstream and Civic Culture

Written by Lori Goldstein and Lani Morris Recently, members of the CaFÉ and Public Art Archive (PAA) teams visited Jaguara, a temporary public art installation featured as part of the Biennial of…

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March 14, 2018

Public Art Archive’s Collection Management System Launch!

Public Art Archive's Collection Management System Launch! Enjoy March 2018 updates from the Public Art Archive in the newest issue of PAArtners Periodical. Find out more about the following topics: Public Art Archive's forthcoming Collection Management System Locate Public Art tool Public art promotional discount for first time public art clients on CaFE.

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February 2, 2018

This Artist Turns Anxiety And Fear Into Public Art

This Artist Turns Anxiety And Fear Into Public Art Great article and interview with Candy Chang, keynote speaker for WESTAF’s 2017 cultural policy symposium, The Future History of Public Art.…

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January 11, 2018

LAND TO LAKE | Creating Equilibrium

LAND TO LAKE | Creating Equilibrium Public art can be such a powerful tool to provide engaging educational experiences surrounding ecological awareness. Check out Lake Tahoe’s “Land to Lake” project…

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Celebrating International Sculpture Day!

Creative Resources: Promoting Connectivity and Community in Public Art

Getting Ready for the Holidays with the Public Art Archive!

A Timeline from Start to Finish: The Public Art Archive’s Anniversary Map

Celebrating the Public Art Archive’s Second Edition of Have You Seen My Public Art? Map!

Power Map, a virtual exhibition archiving Mural Arts Philadelphia’s “Power Map: Historical Mural Activations” Project

Temporary Public Art Experiences Bring Global Issues to the Forefront of Mainstream and Civic Culture

Public Art Archive’s Collection Management System Launch!

This Artist Turns Anxiety And Fear Into Public Art

LAND TO LAKE | Creating Equilibrium

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