
“Pre-Enacting” the Future in Indianapolis
A unique community performance helps the residents of an inner-city neighborhood resist gentrification | Harrison Center for the Arts, Indianapolis, Indiana

Brick House
A sculptural bust of a Black woman is the inaugural commission for the High Line Plinth | Simone Leigh, Manhattan, New York

Design for Equity
There’s a new kind of practitioner in town, one that bridges the gap between good design and social justice—and dismantles systems of exclusion | various artists and locations

A steam-powered statement, a raucous response to racism
As in all of Walker’s work, the darkness in The Katastwóf Karavan is shot through with strange whimsy and irony | Kara Walker with Jason Moran, New Orleans

Prison-issues study center by day, nightclub by night
Education, dance, and a record album, all aimed at ending mass incarceration | Phil Collins, The Fortune Society, and Creative Time, New York

A movement to give women muralists their due in Argentina and beyond
Large-scale portraits of women invite both admiration and contemplation | Mariela Ajras, Buenos Aires

Staying put when gentrification starts taking over
Artists respond to gentrification in New York City's Chinatown | Chinatown Art Brigade, New York

Mural honoring Ojibwe woman acts as peaceful protest
Ganawenjige Onigam acts as a peaceful protest in favor of gender equity, education, and renewable energy | Votan, Duluth.

Remembering murdered and missing indigenous women
A traveling memorial pays tribute to missing and murdered indigenous women | Christi Belcourt, Traveling memorial

Room for Everyone
A new public art administrator’s path to reaching underrepresented artists | Joan Vorderbruggen, Minneapolis
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