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The article announces that the TA Moulton Barn at the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming will celebrate its 100 birthday in June 2013 and also highlights its effort to raise awareness of the need to restore and preserve its structure. It informs that the celebration will be preceded by a public art display to be held at the Jackson Hole Historical Society Museum in July 2013. It informs that the public events will feature reading of a proclamation from Wyoming Governor Matt Mead.

The article previews several art exhibitions taking place in 2012 including "Your Land/My Land: Election '12," from the artist Jonathan Horowitz, which will be held at seven museums throughout the U.S., and the exhibition of several public artworks in the Southern U.S. by the artists Nora Ligorano and Marshall Reese.

The article previews the exhibition "Palaces for the People: Guastavino and America's Great Public Spaces," to be held at Boston Public Library at Copley Square in Boston, Massachusetts from September 28, 2012 to February 24, 2013.

The article reviews the permanent public artwork "Horizons," by Neil Dawson, which is located in Auckland, New Zealand.

The article previews the public art installation "Discovering Columbus," which was conceived by the Tokyo, Japan-based artist Tatzu Nishi, to be held in Columbus Circle, New York City, from September 20th through December 18, 2012.

The article reviews the exhibition "Prague Panel Housing" held at Old town Hall in Prague, Czech Republic until September 16, 2012, featuring a public art of the history of panel housing developments in the city.

The article reviews several public art exhibitions in Ireland, including the sculptural installation exhibition "Minefield" at Ballina Arts Centre in March 2012, the "In Search of the Truth (the Truth Booth)," a giant inflatable speech bubble video, in July 2011, and the "Grove Street TV" at Grove Street, Crinkle, Birr, where audiences can create home videos, documentaries, and animations with the artists, from February to September 2012.

The article presents information about the public art exhibition "Living Room," to be held during April 8-17, 2011 in Auckland, New Zealand.

The article offers information on the SCAPE Biennial of Art in Publice Space to be held in Christchurch, New Zealand from March 4 to April 17, 2011, a public art biennial that was delayed due to the earthquake in September 2010.

The article reviews the exhibition "Nomadology [Loitering with Intent]" by John Reynolds at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery in New Plymouth, New Zealand from March 27, 2010 to June 13, 2010.

The article reviews the exhibition "Move: the Exhibition?," held at the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art in Brisbane, Queensland from April 24 to August 28, 2010.

The article reviews the exhibition "Public Works Agency," a city-size experimental project assembled and curated by the Oakland art consortium Nonchalance including Jeff Hull, Sara Thacher, and Uriah Findley at Jejune Institute in San Francisco, California.

A calendar for public art exhibitions in 2010 is presented which includes "Inuit Dolls From the Esther Sarick Collection" at the Museum of Inuit Art in Toronto, Ontario, "Vancouver 2010: Sports and Culture," at the Swiss House of Sports in Ittlegen, Switzerland, and "Nunannguaq: In the Likeness of the Earth," at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg, Ontario.

The article presents the author's views on the activities that are related to the Fourth Plinth, a site in London, England where temporary public art is displayed during the Frieze Art Fair. She refers to "One & Other," a project by Antony Gormley that was commissioned by the city's mayor and is associated with Sky Arts pay-per-view network. The author also refers to the Mass Observation social surveys that were conducted in the 1930s.

The article reviews the exhibition "PLOT: This World and Nearer Ones" at the Governors Island in New York City.

The article reports on the first public art project in Santa Fe, New Mexico during the River Festival. It notes that the event highlights the art piece "Santa Fe Current," which features 27 Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout that are carved in black granite. It notes that the piece is a symbolic one as it compares the characteristics of the city to a stream that is forward-moving and vital. It cites that the portrayal of the trout also demonstrates the city's support on environmental responsibility.

The article previews the public art exhibition "George Rickey: An Evolution" at the Indianapolis Art Center in Indianapolis, Indiana until September 7, 2012, which features artworks from Hoosier artist George Rickey.

The article reviews the exhibition "Wandering Lines: Towards a New Culture of Space," during the 2008 SCAPE Christchurch Biennial of Art in Public Space in Christchurch, New Zealand from September 19 to November 2, 2008.

The article evaluates the memorial titled "Picnic Table for Huesca," designed by Siah Armajani and located in Huesca, Spain.

The article reports on the staging of Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson's multimillion-dollar Waterfalls Art Project in New York City in mid-July 2008. The public-art project features several enormous waterfalls that will be installed by Eliasson in waterways around the city. The project is a good reason not to watch the film "Sex and the City" in the summer.

The article reviews several outdoor art and architecture exhibitions to be held in New York including "What My Dad Gave Me" by Chris Burden at the Rockefeller Center in New York City from May 28 to July 13, 2008, an exhibition of the Work Architecture Company's winning design for the P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center's annual summer Young Architects Program in Long Island City starting June 26, 2008 and "Sand: Memory, Meaning and Metaphor" starting June 29, 2008 at the Parrish Art Museum.

The article offers listings for the New York City special art exhibitions "The FM Ferry Experiment" and Dara Friedman's Public Art Fund performance piece.

The article presents news items related to the art industry. The Miami Art Museum and Miami Art Central have developed MAC @ MAM, a program which will generate exhibitions for the Miami Art Museum. Miami Art Central will organize the exhibitions. A public artwork designed to inspire discussion about global warming, Mary Ellen Carroll's "indestructible language" delivers a message across the buildings of the American Can factory in Jersey City, New Jersey.

The article discusses the issue over the decision of the Sefton borough council in England to reject the planning application for the exhibition of Antony Gormley's public artwork "Another Place" at Crosby Beach. The artwork is comprised of 100 cast-iron, life-size, naked male figures installed at intervals along the beach. The work has attracted thousands of visitors in the area. The reason behind the decision of the Sefton council to reject the planning application for the installation of the artwork is discussed.

The article discusses the public art of Greyworld in Great Britain. For centuries public art has meant monuments of bronzed warriors or controversial sculptures that were more often reviled than admired. Greyworld, a group of artists brought together by Briton Andrew Shoben in the mid-'90s, is trying to change all that, using its imaginative installations to transform the world's dreary urban areas. At a bus stop in the English town of Bradford, a disembodied female voice spins a poem about the color worn by a waiting commuter. In Greyworld's latest effort, called "The Source," 729 white spheres rise and fall in thousands of pre-programmed configurations along nearly invisible 32-meter metal cables hanging from the ceiling of the London Stock Exchange building. September, Greyworld will unveil another London-based project, a homage to Alfred Hitchcock called "The Game." Stepping on certain gray paving stones of this giant game board will trigger a mini sound-and-light show in the surrounding shrubbery.

Comments on the exhibition "The Gates, Central Park, New York," featuring art works by Christo and Jeanne-Claude at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Description of collages, public art and other art works included in the exhibition; Materials and techniques used by the artist; Reaction of art audience; Contact information; Dates of the exhibition.

Focuses on an art exhibition by Mary Miss at Senior & Shopmaker art gallery in New York. Theme of the exhibition; Description of the painting entitled 'Untitled No. 19'; Materials used in the painting.

Reports that a series of public-art exhibitions, called 'Target Art in Park' will open in Madison Square Park in New York City with a nighttime installation by Tony Oursler. Opening hours; Availability of the installation for interactive viewing; Organizer and sponsor of the event.

Highlights the public art display entitled `Cows on Parade' held in Chicago, Illinois, in the summer of 2000. Description of the art creations; Information on some of the artworks that were bought; Details on the art events that were inspired by the exhibition.

The article previews several art exhibitions in the Chicago, Illinois area, namely, the "Great Migration Public Art Tour" on April 8-22, 2017, "From Spaces to Places: Public Art Walking Tour" from March 15 to June 21, 2017, and the "Wall of Respect" until July 30, 2017.

Presents news from United States community colleges as of November 29, 1999. Wadesboro, North Carolina college instructor Larry Griggs' rescue of hogs after severe flooding; Public art exhibit `Cows on Parade' in Chicago.

The article reviews a permanent exhibition of public art and sculpture that is located in located in City Art Square, a large scale, outdoor public art plaza in Hong Kong, China and which contains art pieces that were created by many artists, including Danny Lee, Mimmo Paladino and Nina Jobs.

The article reviews the indoor public art walk trade show at the 78th Street Studios in Cleveland, Ohio.

Focuses on the `Cows on Parade' exhibit in Chicago, Illinois. Installation of colorful fiberglass bovines on city thoroughfares; Torrent of affection from visitors and natives; Brainchild of Hanig Footwear Inc. president, Peter Hanig; Driving force behind the public art project.