Bluesky · Hashtag

#PublicArt

307
posts · 30d
145
users
10
posts / day
2.1
posts / user
-11% vs last week

#PublicArt is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 145 people shared 307 posts with it — around 10 a day. Activity is down 11% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 17 with 17 posts.

#PublicArt posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #PublicArt

Natalie Bennett
@nataliegreenpeer.bsky.social
about 7 hours ago
In a small Czeck market town, an artist is on the way to covering the entire rail station subway with murals. We need far more #PublicArt like this in the UK - vastly better than adverts
Chocun train station sign and artist painting a wall
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Volf - VolfVorks
@volf.bsky.social
almost 2 years ago
A few months ago, I was allowed by the local town council to paint on one of the junction boxes, as part of their program to let local artists paint them. The theme was nature. #Art #PublicArt #Nature #Graffiti
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Holly Ross
@hollyross.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
I love our city ♥️ Marco Cochrane's R-Evolution, a 45-ft-tall sculpture, embodying presence and power, is ready to be unveiled @ Embarcadero Plaza tonight. #publicart #SanFrancisco #ArtSky
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Jenie Gao
@jeniegao.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
Hey, lovelies, lil intro: I'm a Taiwanese-Chinese American artist specializing in #printmaking, #publicart, and community storytelling. I run an anti-gentrification arts business and consult for orgs on equity and ethics. I have bones to pick re: fair labor practices + institutional accountability.
Queer Asian American artist with short hair and an undercut standing with their art installation. The artwork is a large oval table whose surface is inlaid with green and red wood carvings that resemble jade. There are woodblock prints in the background on a vermilion red wall. 

The installation is from Jenie Gao's series entitled, The Negotiation Table. The series draws attention to the history of Europeans' obsession with finding a shorter route to Asia, which catalyzed their colonization of Turtle Island / North America. The Negotiation Table forges connections between local and global colonial events, to strengthen our collective long-term memories in the pursuit of justice.

#portfolioday #installationart

Photo by Khim Hipol
Queer Asian American artist with short hair and an undercut standing to the right of their art installation. The artwork centers on a diptych of woodblock prints in shades of blue, depicting the artist's migration route overlaid with an iris flower. There are two tables on each side of the diptych, made from the hand-carved woodblocks that made the prints. Mirrored tiles on the floor make the light reflect and shimmer on the artwork.

The installation is from Jenie Gao's series entitled, The Negotiation Table. The series draws attention to the history of Europeans' obsession with finding a shorter route to Asia, which catalyzed their colonization of Turtle Island / North America. The Negotiation Table forges connections between local and global colonial events, to strengthen our collective long-term memories in the pursuit of justice.

Photo by Khim Hipol 

#portfolioday #installationart
Queer Asian American artist with short hair and an undercut wearing an inky lab coat and pulling a large woodblock print off a printing press. The print is shaped like half an ellipse and is in the colors green and red, designed to resemble hand carved jade, and features a homing pigeon in the center of the artwork.
Queer Asian American artist in a yellow shirt in front of a large-scale mural of a steampunk metal ox.

The mural is black and white and painted in a cross hatched linework style. This mural is installed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and honors the Year of the Metal Ox which brings reliability and resilience.

Photo by Adam White Ossers

#portfolioday #murals
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