Unidentified Figures Artist Talk with Lesia Khomenko. This program is in accompaniment to SJZ Winter Fest: Counterpoint with Ukraine - a spectacular and timely edition of the San Jose Jazz Winter Fest, co-curated with the Am I Jazz? Festival of Kyiv, Ukraine.

Calling On Community Members To Help Shape Public Art To Recognize Women’s Contributions To Santa Clara County

ABC7 News - Art installations celebrate accomplishments of Santa Clara County women

Womanhood Project celebrates female leaders in Santa Clara County

What does recognition in public art look like as we reconsider issues of representation and cultural equity?

Meet the women-led team behind Art Builds Community!

Twenty young civic innovators have been selected as the next group of 8 80 Cities’ Emerging City Champions to implement projects that show great promise for strengthening their cities.

How can we envision the future of public art in the California Avenue District in Palo Alto, CA?

Social practice artist Quynh-Mai Nguyen is on a mission to disempower and deconstruct micro-aggressions through visual commentary.

In an era dominated by Facebook, blogs, Twitter, and Yelp!, where we are constantly invited to hit the "like" button and share our reviews, it’s tempting to wade into evaluating public art without asking the question “why?” After all, anyone can should have a valid opinion of anything that lives in the public realm, right?

The UC San Francisco School of Nursing has unveiled a new mural that commemorates a diverse set of nurse heroes whose work and advocacy revolutionized health care and paved the way for diversity and inclusion in nursing.

Usually when people ask me what I do and I say “public art planner” a lot of confusing questions follow. Many lay people identify murals and public sculpture as public art; others consider public art to be concerts in the park, painted utility boxes and Cows on Parade ™

Barbara Goldstein’s takeaways from the American for the Arts Annual Convention