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The Burning Man statue will be unveiled at Embarcadero Plaza on April 11 after installation issues at Union Square.

The event will include festivities and prominent attendees, including the sculptor Marco Cochrane and the model Deja Solis.

The 2025 Hearts in San Francisco project showcases diverse artworks while supporting healthcare initiatives.

San Francisco's Ocean Beach Park will enhance pedestrian access and reclaim oceanfront heritage following the closure of part of the Great Highway.

The Hearts in San Francisco 2025 public art project showcases selected artists to support patient care at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.

The 2025 Hearts in San Francisco project showcases 22 artists to support healthcare innovation.

Heart sculptures will be on display at the Ferry Building until February 3, 2025.

Vandalism of a mural on San Francisco's Great Highway reflects frustration over neighborhood changes.

The newly created mural celebrated local history and brought community pride.

Out of Breath is an artwork that visualizes urban pollution data, raising awareness of environmental issues related to our behaviors.

The Climate Clock project in Oulu unites artists and scientists to raise awareness about climate change through public art.

The Shark House represents resilience against bureaucracy and serves as a commentary on nuclear warfare.

The Shark House in Oxford is available for rent at $5,000 per month after a ban on short-term holiday letting.

Fifteen artists from east London will collaborate with communities to create diverse artworks, enhancing local culture.

Bergen's car-free tunnel promotes sustainable transport, public art, and recreational space.

Romer Hell's Kitchen is collecting and displaying missed connections to reconnect people in New York City.

The 2025 Hearts in San Francisco art project supports healthcare innovation through local artistry and community engagement.

The Winter Stations competition invites global artists to create interactive installations for lifeguard stations, focusing on the theme of transformation for 2025.

Two public exhibitions at Union Station highlight Black artists for Black History Month.

Austin City Council modernizes public art policies to address criticisms and ensure better handling of artworks.

Local artists' murals at the Austin Convention Center will be destroyed despite efforts to preserve them, highlighting tensions in public art policy.

Austin City Council pauses art contracts due to lack of local artist representation, signaling a shift in priorities for public art funding.

The GSA listed properties for sale but removed it after public backlash, including culturally significant buildings.

The fate of the nation's public art collection is jeopardized by the Trump Administration's proposed cuts to maintenance staff.

Bjørn Okholm Skaarup's 'Hippo Ballerina' is featured in the new public exhibition at Fordham University.

Ming Fay's mosaics at Delancey Street subway celebrate local ecology and history, leaving a lasting impression on commuters.

Jane Dickson's bronze medallion will welcome T6 guests and showcase NYC's artistic culture.

'The Gates' installation transformed Central Park and attracted four million visitors, significantly boosting New York City's economy.

Christo and Jeanne-Claude's persistence over decades culminated in the successful unveiling of their public art project.

The Gates served as a colorful symbol of hope following the 9/11 attacks, enhancing the aesthetics of a grieving city.

Washington Square Park is set to host its first public art installation since 2017 with Ryan Van Der Hout's reflective sculpture.

Hilda Palafox uses her art to engage viewers in a dialogue about beauty and challenges in her surroundings.

Huma Bhabha's exhibition at Brooklyn Bridge Park explores themes of civilization, destruction, and resilience through towering bronze sculptures.

Matias Karsikas blends materials to reflect nature's resilience while challenging perceptions of organic versus artificial elements in his art.

Leaning Woman sculpture reflects post-war art efforts but suffers from visibility issues and deterioration.

The Winter Sculpture Park features 40 artworks by 34 artists, exploring themes of identity, culture, and climate awareness from March 2 to April 26.

Nick Cave explores how materials and art can foster connection and engagement among viewers.

A masked vandal destroyed the 'Alouette' sculpture in Boston by tearing off its satellite and dragging it on the ground before fleeing.

A multi-use community center in Brownsville is being built rapidly, set to open by 2026, focusing on sustainability and community benefits.

'Love Ever After' is an art installation in Times Square made from oyster cages, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity.

The Public Art Abu Dhabi Biennial features global artists, showcasing 9 new installations that turn the city into an outdoor gallery.

A new 130ft mural in east London celebrates the history and future of Redbridge, created by local artists and community input.

Quincy Mayor defends the $850,000 statues as beautiful public art despite criticism over their violent imagery and cost.

The ACLU is urging Quincy to cancel the installation of religious statues at the new Public Safety building due to concerns over church-state separation.

Banksy's 'Piranhas' artwork to be showcased at the new London Museum, enhancing public art access and engagement.

Farah Al Qasimi's 'Homesickness' installation evokes themes of longing and cultural memory through a sound landscape created by iridescent oyster shells.

The Byron Society aims to relocate the statue of Lord Byron to increase public accessibility with funding from the National Lottery.

A new augmented reality experience allows New Yorkers to revisit the iconic public art installation, The Gates, in Central Park.

The Gates drew over 4 million visitors and generated significant economic impact, highlighting art's role in urban revitalization.

The 20th anniversary of The Gates celebrates Christo and Jeanne-Claude's transformative public art project in Central Park, igniting community engagement and nostalgia.

Emmanuelle Moureaux's MIRAGE installation at Google Headquarters transforms the areas with vibrant colors and a unique design inspired by the concept of Googolplex.

The replica satellite of the sculpture 'Alouette' was vandalized but has been successfully reattached.