Crossing the boundaries into architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, new media technologies and other arenas, the revitalization of public art has become a global trend, as more sensitivity to the nuance of site is increasingly valued. This residency will delve into a process that reflects key site-specific aspects and intrinsic elements: scale, history, social meaning and formal aesthetics.
Meet Our Faculty:
Anita Glesta
Artist/Program Coordinator
“The constant thread in all of my work is the participatory component which attempts to transform artwork as object into a place where one can physically engage. As an artist, it is essential for me to give back to the community and by creating work in the public, I feel that I am able to do this.”
Learn more...Guest Lecturers Include:
Guest lecturers (2010-2012) in the program are all high profile innovators in art, architecture, and public art administration.
- Charlotte Cohen
- Erin Donnelly
- Craig Dykers
- Christina Ewing
- Eiko and Koma
- Wendy Feuer
- Deborah Gans
- Marlina Gonzalez
- Linda Norden
- Tom Otterness
- Mierle Laderman Ukeles
- Jerry Van Eyck
- Krzysztof Wodiczko
- Ed Woodham
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- Ellen Driscoll
- Janet Zweig
- Liz Magic Laser
- Mary Miss
- W.A.G.E
- Wooster Collective
Program News:
- Anita Glesta Public Art Project on 14th St, “WATERSHED”, May 18, 7 -9pm ... Continue reading...
- AIOP Exhibition at MoCADA, NYC, April 12-29 & In-Residence at Endicott College, April 9 – 11 ... Continue reading...
- We are excited to announce some of our guest speakers in the summer 2012 Public Art Residency! Kay Takeda (Lower Manhattan Cultural Council) Wendy Feur (Department Transportation NYC) W.A.G.E Wooster Collective Liz Magic Laser Janet... Continue reading...













