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Rockefeller Center has collaborated with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Climate Museum for its third annual The Flag Project. Each spring, this crowd-sourced art exhibition invites the public to submit art for consideration to be displayed on one of the 193 flagpoles that surround the iconic Plaza in New York City. The flagpoles, traditionally adorned with the flags of the nations recognized by the United Nations, are now flown at Rockefeller Center through May 6. ...

Rockefeller Center today announced a collaboration with the United Nations Environment Programme and the Climate Museum for the third annual The Flag Project. Each spring, this crowd-sourced art exhibition invites the public to submit art for consideration to be displayed on one of the 193 flagpoles that surround the Plaza.

The La Crosse Kiwanis Club planted 10 flags at Veteran's Freedom Park and Roellig Park in La Crosse as part of their Flag Project.

Let the photos do the talking 0022 LAKSHMI KOTHANETH - They say that student life is one of the most exciting time in a person’s life. It is during this time that imagination is encouraged to take form, where dreams are worked upon to make it a possibility and hope is where it is the strongest. And it is exactly what one gets while looking at the photographic works of final year students of the Higher College of Technology (HTC) now on display at Bait al Zubair. Nasira al Mugheiry and Darren De Silva, lecturers from HTC and members of the judging panel, explained that part of their assessme...

Annah Trunick can say her work has been turned into a flag. The 33-year-old Hartford native is one of 83 photographers whose images can be seen as 5-foot-by-8-foot flags hanging at Rockefeller Center in New York City. “I thought the chances of me getting into this was really small, but I did it anyway,” Trunick said. “I was quite surprised when they contacted me and said they wanted to use it.” This is the second year for the Flag Project, which was started in 2020 as a way to give artists a chance to show their love for the city during the early days of COVID-19. Organizers received...