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An architectural firm simulates the experience of a busy street | Marshall Moya Design, Washington, D.C.
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An architectural firm simulates the experience of a busy street | Marshall Moya Design, Washington, D.C.
In an area with 12,000 weekly visitors, public art was commissioned to bar potential terrorist threats | Larry Kirkland, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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The debate about privately owned public art continues | Homecoming! Committee, Fort Worth, Texas
A dystopian elaboration of President Trump’s stance on immigration | Plastic Jesus, multiple cities
A counter-narrative to an official commemoration of war | Peace Action Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand
Artists and allies create a “culture ministry” for America | Adam Horowitz and Arlene Goldbard
Spearheading a quiet revolution in public art | Public Art Saint Paul, Saint Paul, Minnesota
A county arts-and-culture plan aims for equity | Los Angeles, California
A floating memorial to Syrian refugees | BWA ISTANBUL and Support to Life, Turkish coast
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