Creative Placemaking
Interview with Ricky Watts: The Art Element
“Public art brings color and freshness to a community, and I feel very fortunate to be able to give that gift.” ― Ricky Watts
A Kickstarter: The Bright Lights of Wabash Avenue, Chicago
West of Michigan Ave. and east of State St., Wabash Ave. is the middle child of downtown Chicago.
Ghostly Murals by artist Li-Hall
Canadian visual artist Li-Hill who is based in Brooklyn paints ghostly depictions of angels and animals with giving them a sense of energy and motion.
WALL/THERAPY is Changing the Creative Cityscape of Rochester
Do you like to travel? If so, then I have a proposal for you; imagine a trip that would take you to view artists from Cuba, Rome, Mexico, Nassau, Amsterdam…
Why Is There So Much Street Art in Brazil?
Have you noticed some of the best street art comes from Brazil? We are not talking “tagging”, but bonafide murals painted to resurrect communities and color “the concrete jungle”.
Murals to Classrooms: The Wall Art Project
From the Wall Art Project: If there is a white wall, the desire to draw is in the nature of everyone who sees…
Amazon’s Headquarters Includes a Large Bio-Sphere
Amazon plans to build a large bio-sphere outside its work offices, transforming the city-scape of South Lake Union district of Seattle.
An Intersection of Glory in Los Angeles
Ball-Nogues Studio has been very busy this year. The Los Angeles based Ball-Nogues Studio is led by Benjamin Ball and Gaston Nogues, and they focus on design that integrates architecture.
