At 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6, Inside Out will hold a reception where some of the artists will speak about their work. Attendees will have the opportunity to gather and build support for artists impacted by incarceration. This show is a public outreach event for the community and is free to the public.
“Twilights,” a new public art exhibit, brings innovative lighting to a previously dark alley connecting the Pedestrian Mall to the area in front of The Graduate Hotel on South Dubuque Street in Iowa City.
The city’s first public statue was installed in 1950 by the Boy Scouts of America in a “Strengthening the Arm of Liberty” campaign that placed about 200 Statue of Liberty replicas around the country. Earlier this year, local labor unions were tasked with strengthening a more literal arm.
Keep Iowa Beautiful grant, Diamond Vogel paint help bring public art project to life in Schulte Park
A pair of new murals came to fruition in August through creative means after their Colombian artist was denied entry to the United States.
Savannah Blake, photojournalist at The Gazette, shares the story behind this reflective photo.
All 105 panels in the corridor next to the Graduate Hotel in downtown Iowa City are being cleaned and an acrylic, dichroic finish is being affixed to them
The piece, which stands 9 feet tall, is part of ongoing efforts to increase public art opportunities in the downtown area and transform May’s Island
The project will honor the Cedar Rapids neighborhood’s unique history and character.
The project, funded by Friends of Iowa County Conservation Foundation, is being painted on a wall at the Lake Iowa Nature Center
The mural, which features a number of Iowa City landmarks, is being painted by Iowa City artist Alex Barloon on a retaining wall along Brown Street.
Cities around Iowa turn to UNI’s Public Art Incubator for assistance with their public art collections, offering students hands-on experience as they “contribute to their communities in a real way.” Students restored two Cedar Rapids sculptures through the program this summer.
The vinyl wraps, designed by local artists, are bringing public art to highly visible intersections throughout the city.
Officials at the Des Moines Art Center say the work, completed in 1996, has deteriorated beyond repair and is hazardous to park visitors.
A New York artist is seeking a temporary injunction to block the planned demolition of a 30-year-old outdoor art installation in Des Moines.
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