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Giant Ofrenda Arrives In Manhattan Ahead Of Día De Muertos
Mestiz Studio’s public altar, “Twenty Petal Flower,” opens in Flatiron’s North Plaza on Oct. 26 and welcomes offerings through Nov. 3.
European Parliament Installs Gilded Nude Statue Mocking Trump
Danish artist Jens Galschiøt’s satirical sculpture is on temporary display in Strasbourg, where it was sponsored by European lawmaker Per Clausen.
Artists Honor Immigrants In Monuments Across New Jersey
Three public artworks by Michelle Angela Ortiz, Chat Travieso and Immanuel Oni were installed through New Jersey’s Monuments to Migration and Labor initiative.
Fall Of Freedom Returns With Hundreds Of Anti-Trump Art Actions
Fall of Freedom returns Oct. 2–4 with hundreds of U.S. art events, including performances, exhibitions and workshops opposing the Trump administration.
Activists Unveil Quilt Honoring Thousands Disappeared By ICE In Minnesota
Coverage describes an activist quilt honoring people disappeared in ICE custody in Minnesota; details of the event remain unconfirmed.
Art In Odd Places Participants Seek Utopia Under Dark Clouds
Search and coverage interest is spiking around Art in Odd Places and its utopia-themed edition, but what triggered the surge remains unconfirmed.
NYC’s Shelter Population Speaks Out In Public Art Project
New York City shelter residents are expressing their experiences through a public art initiative, highlighting homelessness issues and community voices.
Buffalo Puppet Procession Traces Native History Through NYC’s Streets
A large puppet procession in New York City traces Native American history through street performances, drawing increased public attention to indigenous culture.
Another Abstract Public Artwork Faces Trump’s Senseless Ire
Former President Trump has publicly criticized another abstract artwork displayed in a public space, sparking renewed debate and controversy.