Public Art Program In the Alibi
Last week's issue of the Alibi ran an article about our efforts to make the public art collection more digitally accessible. As you may already know, we have uploaded large portions of the collection to a smart phone app and website called MuseumWithoutWalls, the National Public Art Archive website, and our Flickr account. We are also working on an interactive public art map for the City of Albuquerque website. To access these sites and explore more of the collection visit our "Public Art in Albuquerque" page.
Visit us on the 6th floor of the City/County building (Cultural Services Dept.) to pick up a hard copy of the Alibi.
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4 New Videos About Public Art in Albuquerque We are proud to announce four videos about recent and current public art projects! There is one about future art at Fire Station 2 and 7, one about the newly finished Hahn Arroyo mosaic project called "Rain to River," one about the Bear Canyon Bridge that is being built now at I-25 and Jefferson, and one about our temporary art initiative called IN-SIGHT. Check out these new videos and all of our videos by visiting our "Public Art Videos" page. Be sure to let us know what you think about these new ones!
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Public Art Workshop in El Paso
Public Art Program Manager, Sherri Brueggemann, and Public Art Collection Manager, Dan Fuller, are heading down to El Paso at the end of the month to take part in a symposium about public art in the southwest called "Making the Leap to Public Art." The symposium takes place on Saturday, April 28th. If you wish to attend please RSVP by Monday April 23rd to Patricia Dalbin at dalbinp@elpasotexas.gov or calling 915-541-4894.
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