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The city of Austin is looking for professional visual artists and artist-led teams interested in creating artwork for public places.

Adam Parker Smith keeps it simple when conveying the intentions behind his sculptures. He takes something that everyone might be familiar with and alters its...

On Tuesday, April 11, the winning artwork for the 2023 Art in Public Places program was unveiled at the Alberta Lottery Fund Art Gallery prior to a show at the…

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is inviting local artists to submit their artwork for consideration into the 2023 Art in Public Places Program.

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is inviting local artists to submit their artwork for consideration into the 2023 Art in Public Places Program.

The Lincoln Center will exhibit A Place Remembered and Imagined in the Art Gallery. This show features the work of Maja Godlewska as an immersive installation featuring watercolor on large rolls of paper. Painted Fragments, which features a collection of Pianos About Town murals, is also on display in the Lobby Gallery. Artists featured include Amanda Acheson, Jenna Allen, Elisa Gomez, Michael Ryan, and Anne Thouthip. Both exhibits will be on view January 27-March 4.

Vail is on its way to bringing an Artist in Residency program to the town, which it hopes will further its mission of enhancing its cultural vitality. On Tuesday, members of the Vail Town Council...

Truckee’s Public Arts Commission sets into motion groundwork laid by the town’s Public Arts Master Plan. Read about the significance of what having a Public Arts Commission means for local artists.

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The City of Fort Saskatchewan has chosen to feature the work of two local artists as part of the annual Art in Public Places program.