Public Art Programs
Martin and Inge RIEBEEK, Between You & Me. Tilburg (The Netherlands)
The artwork "Between You & Me" consists of a large led screen mounted onto a mast, a camera on rails, lights embedded into the pavement...
Elisabeth BROCKMANN, Neuland (2011). Duisburg (Germany)
For the canteen of Sparkasse Duisburg, Germany, Elisabeth Brockmann has invented a two-way-window installation, combining a view from the top of the b...
Dagmar PACHTNER, Paths of Remembrance (2010). Stuttgart (Germany)
Opened in 2010, "Paths of Remembrance" is the memorial opened to commemorate the victims at the site of the Stuttgart Airport Concentration ...
INGES IDEE, Receiver (2010). Copenhagen (Denmark)
Receiver is a permanent installation by studio Inges Idee (Berlin) in Copenhagen (Denmark). This public artwork was commissioned by Statens Kunstfond...
Barbara GRYGUTIS, Desert Passage, Canopy Dreams (2010). Chandler, Az (USA)
Desert Passage, Canopy Dreams, a new work of public art by Barbara Grygutis, is an illuminated sculptural pedestrian walkway recently dedicated at Ch...
Permanent Installation of Dennis OPPENHEIM's Swarm in Norwalk (USA)
Swarm is a path of birds in flight configured as a large diameter cup and saucer. The flight of birds along the specific trajectory is indicated by ...
Janet ECHELMAN Sculpture Premieres at San Francisco International
Today, artist Janet Echelman's Every Beating Second premieres with the opening of the new Terminal 2 at San Francisco International Airport (SFO), hom...
Rudolf TEUNISSEN, Broken Light (2011). Atjehstraat Rotterdam (The Netherlands)
The experience of lightLight design is space defined by light. Tall columns rise up along facades, reaching for the sky. Static and tight, the beams a...
Jean-Bernard METAIS, Create yourself in the World Recreate the World (2010).Beijing (China)
Chance and anti-chance, Yi Jing, inspired this artistic project for the new French Embassy in Beijing; the work of Jean-Bernard Metais, which focuses ...
Raoul MAREK: Works for public spaces.
Raoul Marek's public works are interactive, participatory, and rely on exchange and sharing. The artist uses every mean to make his work alive while e...