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Shanequa Gay was selected to produce a major public artwork for the Westside Beltline Connector, honoring women and stories that shaped Atlanta. The work joins the Beltline Art program’s series of large‑scale commissions.
Artist Anthony Lewellen completed an 80‑by‑26‑foot mural behind the Nourishing Hope building on Sheridan Road, adding a large visual element to the Lake View Red Line corridor.
Saratoga Springs city officials have introduced the “Garage Gallery,” a rotating public‑art program inside the downtown Putnam Parking Garage, to beautify the area and showcase local artists.
Saratoga Springs residents and local artists gathered at High Rock Park on September 11, 2026 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with a ceremony at the 25‑foot “Tempered by Memory” sculpture, which incorporates steel from the World Trade Center.
Los Angeles artist Adam Matano’s sculpture honoring mountain lion P‑22, titled “Earth to City: Rhapsody of the Wild King,” will be installed at the Griffith Park Visitors Center on September 10, 2026, providing a public tribute to the iconic animal.
Community leaders, including Dolores Ruiz-Villalvazo and local institutions, plan a mural for the new Roseland police precinct to be painted by neighborhood teenagers, integrating youth perspectives into the precinct’s design.
Saratoga Springs will turn the Putnam Parking Garage into a gallery with up to 14 murals, opening submissions on September 1, 2026 and installing the works in spring 2027.
Saratoga Springs has launched the Garage Gallery program, converting vacant garages into rotating exhibition spaces for local artists to revitalize underused areas and promote community art.
Diamond V. Galindo, known as Diamond Doodle, will lead a faith‑focused mural at New Life Community Church in Chicago, a project organized by The Heart Project and initiated after artist Alecks Cruz invited her without knowing her personal ties to the church.
Hand‑painted beaver statues representing FIFA World Cup nations, previously displayed across Old Town Toronto, are being auctioned on Aug. 17, 2026. The sale marks the end of the temporary public art installation that welcomed tournament visitors.
Six Canadian public art projects have become CODAawards Top 100 finalists, including three works from Quebec. The selections were announced on July 18, 2026, by CODAawards and CODAworx.
Six Canadian public artworks, including three from Quebec, have become finalists in the CODAawards, placing them among the competition's top 100 worldwide selections.
Stina Baudin painted a night‑sky mural on a historic barn in Quebec’s Eastern Townships on July 18, 2026, to highlight the region’s largely overlooked Black history.
Three Quebec artworks are among the 100 finalists for the CODA Awards' best public art category, part of a six‑piece Canadian representation in the 2026 competition.
Six Canadian public artworks, including three from Quebec, have become CODAawards finalists, placing Quebec artists in the competition’s top‑100. The CODAawards, run by CODAworx, will continue evaluating the works toward selecting overall winners.
Six Canadian artworks are CODAawards finalists, with three created by Quebec artists, representing half of Canada's entries in the global public art competition.
Local artists and families turned North Wildwood’s sidewalks into a vibrant chalk art gallery on July 11, 2026, as part of a free summer programming event that highlighted community art in public spaces.
