Big or small, thoughtfully planned public spaces have a unique power to make people engage, think and even shift their perspectives.

Public art can do a lot of good to support the environment. The process and materials for public art can also be environmentally conscious.

The Santa Barbara Zoo’s new Australian Walkabout exhibit is dedicated to the animals, landscape and culture of Australia.

The story behind The Denton Women’s Interracial Fellowship Monument in Denton, Texas, as told by artist Dina Fisher.

“I Hugged a Bear in Revelstoke” combines Kawaii style illustration and street art in this joyful, interactive mural by Turbo Bambi.

There’s a lot to consider when it’s time to take a piece of art from the studio out into the world. How do you create a mural that lasts?

We speak with Montreal artist Marianne Chevalier about her art, practice, and what she loves about public art.