From creating large -
scale public projects to intimately personal ones, the artists in this hour demonstrate the diversity of practice and sensibilities in the German capital.
These bonds are issued by states, cities, counties and other government entities to
fund public projects such as building schools or highways.
Municipal bonds are issued by various state and local governments who use the money for
public projects like building schools, highways, hospitals, etc..
The idea of a public search engine or in other terms, a
collaborative public project on the organization of knowledge is one that I find appealing.
The budget squeeze across government agencies is prompting municipalities to find creative ways to
address public projects.
Despite the hype, the public - private approach does not provide new funding sources to communities, nor does it work for many types
of public projects.
A municipal bond is a debt obligation issued by states, cities, counties and other government agencies to
fund public projects like highway repairs and hospital construction.
Her quote begins to illustrate the ways that a
large public project can help transform youth self - image and identity.
He came to prominence in the early 2000s as the unofficial founder of the renowned Barnstormers, an art collective known for
public projects in small - town communities in the American South.
The Neuberger Museum of Art is excited to produce its next commissioned
public project for SPACE │ 42 — Barbara Takanaga: Outburst, a large - scale mural based on one of the artist's exuberant abstract paintings translated into an immersive digital print.
From 1994 through 2005, Cuenca played a central role in the inSite project, a binational venture focused on commissioning new
public projects by artists in the San Diego / Tijuana region.
Large scale
public projects include Cloud Gate (2004) in Millenium Park, Chicago, USA and ArcelorMittal Orbit (2012) in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, UK.
Meckseper's
first public project in New York, Manhattan Oil Project, was commissioned by Art Production Fund and installed in a lot adjacent to Times Square in 2012.
Coinciding with this new commission and exhibition, the Guerrilla Girls will also lead a week - long major
public project at Tate Modern (4 - 9 Oct.), as part of Tate Exchange.
He has also curated major
public projects with such artists as Christian Boltanski, Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, Mark Dion, Jessica Stockholder, and Andrea Zittel.
Katya Min is curator of public programs at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA), where she directs and curates the Room for Big Ideas projects, a free
public project space within YBCA, the ConVerge Series, and other public programs.
As a freelance project manager Matt has worked with artists of international standing to
create public projects in unusual spaces and places.
Her
recent public projects include Art in Storefronts (2009) and Art on Market Street (2011), both administered by the San Francisco Arts Commission.
Coinciding with this new commission and exhibition, the Guerrilla Girls will also lead a week - long
major public project at Tate Modern (4 — 9 October 2016), as part of Tate Exchange.
This spills over
into public projects such as Our Bridge, 2011, in which the pillars of a bridge in Northern India became a canvas for school children to imagine their «dream village».
Apocalypse Management: Vistas And Details, Taubman Museum Of Art, Roanoke, Virginia Culver City Currency,
Permanent public project, Westfield, Culver City, Ca Ecstatic City Tampa, Multi-media project + permanent component, Tampa Convention Center, Tampa, Florida
Another factor straining construction resources for commercial projects is competition from
public projects such as ballparks, schools and roads.
The exhibition will include documentation of House and all of the other
public projects which have punctuated Whiteread's career, such as Watertower 1998 in New York, the Holocaust Memorial 2000 in Vienna; Monument 2001 for Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth in London and Cabin 2016 on Governor's Island.
Their varying shapes, the tallest of which is 5m high, define the space around them and continues an extensive series of
important public projects by the artist.
The 30 year - old artist has had solo exhibitions at the Whitney Museum of Art and at PS1 in New York, in Spain at the MUSAC, and last year mounted an
ambitious public project in conjunction with the Kunsthalle in Vienna.
One person close to the process said concerns by some of the developers seeking to handle one of the
biggest public projects ever to hit Western New York began early in the process.
They will also lead a week -
long public project at Tate Modern from 3 to 9 October as part of Tate Exchange.
It is one of the most ambitious arts events likely to happen this year: the first
UK public project by the lauded American artist Theaster Gates, in which the dramatic ruins of a city centre church will host performances around the clock for 24 days.
I'm thrilled New York will
support public projects like LED conversions to reduce costs, cut emissions, and continue our progress on climate change under Reforming the Energy Vision.»
Her installations and
public projects often employ the iconography of social movements and their residual documents to inter - rogate contemporary political engagement and social dialogue.
The initiative will expand to include artist residencies and
public projects around the region in 2017 and 2018 and will culminate with a touring exhibition and catalog.
In 2010 Pousttchi realized the project Basel Time at the outside facade of Art Basel in the context of
Art Public Projects.
Phrases with «public projects»