which is likely why airports spend tens of millions on incorporating large-scale sculptures and other public art. After all the stress of getting to the airport and through security on time ...

The installation is pre-security in Terminal 2. Unlike a street or park that hosts true public art, the airport in San Diego is a private institution, and access is not entirely nor easily ...

Public funding helps Denver International install conversation pieces like “Bluecifer” the horse and a sculpture made of ...

Let public see airport art Posted November 20, 2023 12:00 am Regarding "New art display greets travelers at O'Hare's terminal" Nov. 17, it is a wonderful way to welcome people to Chicago.

Most airports don’t have anyone with an ... The architects of LGA’s new public art program mostly sidestepped the twin traps of blandness and kitsch, demonstrating a seriousness that reflects ...

DES MOINES, Iowa — The Des Moines International Airport and the Greater Des Moines Public Art Foundation are collaborating to bring five public art installations to the airport’s new terminal ...

Sacramento International Airport is spending $3.75 million on public art — and it’s seeking submissions. The artworks will grace a new parking garage and pedestrian walkway being constructed ...

It will join DIA's public art collection in 2025. (Denver International Airport) Funding for Evans’ piece, budgeted for $450,000, comes from the city’s 1% for Public Art Ordinance, which has ...

Visitors to Fresno Yosemite International Airport will soon be greeted by a new public art piece designed and created by noted Fresno artist Caleb Duarte. Duarte’s piece, entitled “You Have ...

which has supported Denver’s iconic public art, including Lawrence Argent’s “I See What You Mean” (a.k.a., The Big Blue Bear, at the Colorado Convention Center). The airport collection ...