Want to learn more about public art? Browse our Forecast archives, articles from our legacy print magazine Public Art Review, and resources from Forecast and other trusted public art organizations. Learn about our digital publication and conversation series, FORWARD, on our Publishing page.
FORECAST IS HIGHLY ATTUNED TO THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THIS PANDEMIC ON ARTISTS. Our new digital publication, FORWARD, is free, we’ve made copies of our legacy print magazine PUBLIC ART REVIEW free and available online, and we are compiling and providing other artist resources to meet the moment.
In 2017, we partnered with ACLU of Minnesota to create a document on artist freedom of speech rights, that was included as part of the Resist feature article in the print version of Public Art Review issue 56. These rights remain valuable today, especially for those artists working in public for the first time.
This toolkit provides guidance on how artists and public art administrators can keep arts projects active and moving forward, even as we physically distance during the pandemic.
The Public Art Library maintains a non-circulating collection of more than 2,000 print, digital, and multimedia materials from the field of public art. This extensive library of public art materials was previously housed at our Saint Paul office. In 2021, the collection was donated to Juxtaposition Arts. The public art library will reopen when JXTA’s new facility’s construction is complete [slated for fall 2022]. In the interim, you can view the catalog online, below.
Questions? Contact Theresa Sweetland, Director, Forecast Public Art; theresa@forecastpublicart.org
or Gabrielle (Gabby) Grier, Managing Director, JXTA; gabrielle.grier@juxtaposition.org.
FORECAST PUBLIC ART ARCHIVE This archival collection contains records from Forecast Public Art, digitized by the University of Minnesota Libraries.
PUBLIC ART REVIEW ARCHIVE Issues 1-42 of PAR, digitized by the University of Minnesota Libraries.
PUBLIC ART ARCHIVE A free, online, and mobile accessible catalog of completed public artworks worldwide.
AMERICANS FOR THE ARTS RESOURCES Tools and resources for public art administrators and artists.
THE AMERICAN FOR THE ARTS PUBLIC ART NETWORK (PAN) YEAR IN REVIEW annually recognizes outstanding public art projects that represent the most compelling work for the year from across the country.
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