More Art is proud to present SMORGASBOARD, a series of workshops, performances, and presentations on December 14 led by the 2018-19 cohort of Engaging Artists fellows, including Ro Garrido, Nola Hanson, Zaq Landsberg, Manuel Molina Martagon, Julian Louis Phillips, Philip Santos Schaffer, and Candace Thompson.
More Art in the Public Eye (Duke University Press) Micaela Martegani, Jeff Kasper, and Emma Drew, editors It throws down the gauntlet to artists, writers, thinkers, and activists, encouraging and inspiring us all to be fearless as we address the truly urgent conversations of the twenty-first century. —Carol Becker, Dean of Columbia University School of the
What does it mean to reframe your relationship to the water systems around you, both visible and invisible? What if you began to see yourself as a steward of this most precious resource? More Art is producing an artwork by Mary Mattingly focused on the NYC water supply and its relationship to the West of
Insider Access to Art & Culture in TWO Italian Cities Experience More Art’s first international public art project and join us as we jet set to Italy. Witness firsthand a live drone-based performance by Krzysztof Wodiczko – a ground breaking artist who holds the honorable Hiroshima Art Prize for Peace, and has staged over 50
This special exhibition at Duckie Brown The Shop in the West Village features works by Chicano prisoners in prisons and penitentiaries in the American Southwest, who produce uniquely artistic drawings on cotton handkerchiefs. Known as paños, these pocket-sized canvases are pictorial letters which carry messages from inmates to family and loved ones on the outside and
Thank you for standing by artists and believing in the power public art has in inspiring social justice. Despite this year’s challenges, together we achieved many great things. Help us grow our impact by donating today! We have a lot to celebrate! In 2017: We presented 9 free screenings of NYSFERATU by Andrea Mastrovito
