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Crowd watches BANDALOOP, by Sarah Prak

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Nov 29, 2021
Jess wears glasses and has reddish, auburn hair. She smiles.

NEFA Expands Public Art Department

Oct 21, 2021
An older gentleman is seated in the center and two young woman crouch down to pose together.

Reflections on Newell Flather (1938-2021)

Oct 12, 2021
A webinar slide, with folks in squares in the upper right hand corner, and a giant, blue play button over it.

Watch the Public Art Learning Fund Grant Overview Video

Sep 28, 2021
A zoom screenshoot: six folks smile and pose.

Reclaiming Our Space

Sep 14, 2021
Lily stands in a field of dried branches, holding one arm with another and looking off into the distance. She wears a grass green sweater and a jade necklace on a red string.

"Who Do We Make It For?” Reflections on Environmental Justice, Public Art, and Chinatown Resident Narratives. 標題：“我們為誰而創作？”在環境正義、公共藝術和華埠居民敘事上的沉思

Aug 30, 2021
"Spatial Justice Grants Webinar" text floats in orange and blue galaxies. A white play button in the center.

Watch the Spatial Justice Grants Webinar for the October 18 Deadline

Aug 17, 2021
A Black womxn paints text on glass windows. In an orange frame, another image with "How Will You Create Public Life?" painted on yellow.

Reimagining Public Art: Decolonizing Public Spaces and Grantmaking Practices

Aug 17, 2021
A mural on an external wall of a grocery store; on a white background, the mural depicts hands of various skin tones handing pieces of fruit vegetables to others. "No Parking" is painted on the pavement in front of the mural.

Artists Examine Spatial Justice Across Massachusetts

Apr 30, 2021
Screenshot of a play button over a Zoom call with four squares of four women.

WATCH A Conversation with Newell Flather Leadership in Public Art Awardees

Apr 15, 2021
Rosemary and Ekua smile. Rosemary is a Black woman with a short, black bob and Ekua is a Black woman with long, grey braids.

Announcing the 2021 Newell Flather Awards for Leadership in Public Art

Apr 8, 2021
"Spatial Justice Grants Webinar" text floats in orange and blue galaxies. A white play button in the center.

Watch Spatial Justice Grants Webinar 2021

Apr 8, 2021
"Spatial Justice Grants" floats in between blue and orange galaxies.

Spatial Justice Grants 2021: What's New?

Mar 24, 2021
A webinar slide, with folks in squares in the upper right hand corner, and a giant, blue play button over it.

Watch the Public Art Learning Fund Grant Overview Video

Mar 17, 2021
Twelve women, kneeling in a line, watch as a woman lies on the outdoor stone ground and another woman throws petals over her body. They're all in reds and whites.

Artists Learn and Share: An Interview with Shey Rivera Ríos

Mar 10, 2021
In front of a large projection of the blue full moon, Yara reads into a microphone.

Artists Learn-and-Share: An Interview with Yara Liceaga-Rojas

Mar 4, 2021
From the canoe, ten canoers travel along the coast on a sunny day.

Artists Learn-and-Share: An Interview with Chris Battaglia 

Jan 14, 2021
A mural of two hands holding an origami swan, with rays of red and orange sunsetting behind.

2021 Newell Flather Award for Leadership in Public Art

Dec 16, 2020
Six kids hang out by a mural of three kids of varying ethnic backgrounds hold up their homes as picket signs.

New Public Art Grants Focus on Spatial Justice Across Massachusetts

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