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For the next month, $2 will be donated to help affordable housing for every selfie taken on a new public art installation.

Iowa City Downtown District unveils new interactive art installation meant to foster community connections. Meet the Mexican artists who created it.

The Philly based artist brought the Mexican tradition to adorn the lobby of Philadelphia’s Broadway.

The Philly based artist brought the Mexican tradition to adorn the lobby of Philadelphia’s Broadway.

5 Outstanding Projects, All in Different Countries, Confirm Great Design Has No Borders May 6, 2021 Photography by Edmund Sumner. Asked to design a stand-alone garage for the private residence of a childhood friend, architect Abin Chaudhuri not only produced an astonishing brick-and-concrete structure but also significantly enlarged the building’s simple program. Aesthetically, the 4,100-square-foot, two-story facility is a contemporary take on the terra-cotta facades of traditional Bengali t...

Spinning sculpture installation Los Trompos returns to Beacon Park Detroit and last updated 2021-04-26 16:55:41-04 DETROIT (WXYZ) — The "Los Trompos" installation is returning to Beacon Park Detroit this week. Los Trompos is Spanish for "spinning tops." According to a press release, the installation of these eight three-dimensional spinning sculptures celebrate Mexican tradition, culture, architecture and art. They were created by award winning artists and designers Hector Esrawe and Igna...

16 red structures reflect on the meaning of home and provide opportunity for play Seaport Debuts New, Interactive Public Art, Mi Casa, Your Casa 2.0. BOSTON, MASS .- If ever there were an installation that speaks to the times, it would be Boston Seaport by WS Development’s newest art installation, Mi Casa, Your Casa 2.0 created by Esrawe + Cadena and presented in collaboration with Creos and Serge Maheu. Creating a moment to reflect on the meaning of home, a theme which has taken on even great...

"Mi Casa, Your Casa 2.0" before it arrived in the Boston SeaportEsrawe + Cadena A new Seaport Common art installation of 16 red beam “houses,” each about 10 feet tall, invites people to reflect on the meaning of home, after a year marked by the COVID-19 pandemic. Titled “Mi Casa, Your Casa 2.0″ and on view until March 14, the piece was inspired by Latin America’s mercados, bustling street markets filled with vendors, food, and life. The closeness of the installationâ€...

Artists have really come together collectively to try to bring us joy in every way that they can. This weekend, we have very colorful and vibrant picks for you in case you need a little pick me up. We could all benefit from things that were created to bring us optimism. Friday, Jan. 22-Feb. 21 Bringing optimism into the new year, the Esplanade Association presents “Hatched: Breaking through the Silence,” a four-week audio and visual experience open to the public. After months of taking soci...