A feminist approach to creating and facilitating public art helps us flex our empathy muscles by increasing a tolerance for ambiguity and a diversity of perspectives.
Public Art City
Announcing our 2019 theme, New Codes which will explore how we can work together with artists and communities to forge new precedents for the who, what, where, and why of public art.
People
This month, we’re delighted to welcome Jesse Baerkahn, President & Founder of Graffito SP, to the N+T Board. Click to read an interview with Jesse to learn more about his work in urban planning, placemaking, and his drive to create more public art across Boston.
Event
We’re partnering with Arts Connect International to sponsor the 2019 Arts Equity Summit and present a panel “Loop-breaking: creating a virtuous cycle of public art production” to consider the challenges of creating truly community-oriented artworks and discuss barriers to entry for public art artists and audiences alike.
Boston
Leah Triplett Harrington's latest blog post reflects on Arts in Transit and how its producer, UrbanArts, influences N+T today.
