Banner Project News Today

This years high school graduating seniors who live in Sisters Country are being recognized and celebrated with individual photo banners hanging on

After a one year hiatus, local nonprofit Citizens4Community (C4C) is partnering with community volunteers to bring back the Sisters Banner Project to

Visitors are invited to celebrate at the living museum

With a secured future, Artspace reopens its Woolloomooloo space after a significant redevelopment, and fuses history and memory with contemporary art in its opening program.

The City of Windsor has once again partnered with the Veterans Memorial Services Committee, local military representatives, Windsor Police Service and others to put together a number of events and programming in honour of Remembrance Day and those who have fallen in military service and those who continue to serve.

Twenty 5-foot herons painted by local artists have been placed around Okaloosa County, putting art in public places.

The City of Windsor is partnering with the Windsor Veterans Memorial Services Committee (WVMSC), local military representatives, Windsor Police Service and others for a meaningful Remembrance Day program.

Closing Reception: GatewayGIS Neighborhood Banner Project Join the contributors to the GatewayGIS Neighborhood Banner Project: Learning North St. Louis History Through Design for the closing reception of an exhibition of eight banners on the museum’s west facade on Spring Street. This celebration event welcomes back the young artists who created the banners and the Resident Teaching Artists who supported them for art making activities, food, and public comments.

Banner Project call for entry now open

A list of local events happening during BU’s 2022 spring break, including the Bluest Eye at the Huntington Theatre and The Banner Project at the Museum of Fine Arts.