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Forecast fosters dynamic, inclusive and resilient communities through public art, community-engaged design and transformative placemaking. We improve our collective life through a unique combination of responsive consulting services, support for public artists, and abundant resources on current issues and trends. Forecast is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization.

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT FORECAST

FORECAST CONSULTING HELPS BEYOND HOUSING INTEGRATE ARTS INTO THEIR WORK

Beyond Housing is a St. Louis, MO community development organization that had long desired integrating the arts into their work, but needed help making it happen.

NEW PROGRAMMING SERIES: FORECAST/FORWARD

This new series features conversations with practitioners working at the intersection of arts, culture, place, and equity. Next session coming in 2020: Decolonizing Public Art, Part II. Watch previous sessions.

GET YOUR COPY OF THE NEW ISSUE OF PUBLIC ART REVIEW!

The 59th issue of Public Art Review is almost here! PAR59 is filled with articles about how artists and design practitioners are inviting us all—in this time of division—to focus on justice, inclusion, and human dignity. Order your copy.

41 years of supporting groundbreaking work in public spaces

ISSUES THAT MATTER

A photographic grid of 16 public art leaders

TRANSFORMING OUR FUTURE WITH PUBLIC ART

Insight | 16 leaders in public art and creative placemaking on how their disciplines will help shape—and even transform—our future.

A mural of the Puerto Rican flag painted black as a sign of protest

A BATTERED ISLAND HOLDS ITS HEAD HIGH

NEW early release from PAR #59!
Explore More | A hurricane, a political crisis, and years of economic dislocation have taken their toll on Puerto Rico and its artists—but passionate creativity still flourishes.

Forecast Public Art Executive Director, Theresa Sweetland

ART AT THE BORDER

From the Director | Forecast Executive Director Theresa Sweetland speaks to public artists working at the U.S.-Mexico border.