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Bench in Progress
Posted in BenchMarks
Tagged benches, benchmarks, color mixing, community, Paint, public art
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Art on Campus: The University of Iowa
Through the Art in State Buildings Program, The University of Iowa has acquired an impressive collection of public art, distributed throughout the campus buildings indoor and outdoor spaces. This program ensures that fine arts play an important role in state … Continue reading
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Tagged Education, Google Fusion, Iowa City, Maps, public art, University of Iowa
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Downtown Public Art Projects
Here is a little history about Iowa City’s Public Art Program and what they have offered this community in terms of the arts since the beginning. The Public Art Program was established in 1997 by the Iowa City City Council. … Continue reading
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Tagged Iowa City, NEA, Ped-Mall, public art, Public Art Program, sculpture
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Time to Get Personal!
I am in a class called Marketing, Promoting and Politicking Public Art. Each class we learn about public art monuments and sculptures that are all over the United States. We have spent much of our time learning about works ranging … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Education, benchmarks, painting, public art, United States
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BenchMarks
Three women and a few children representing the Children’s Center for Therapy in Iowa City painted away on this breezy day. The project that encourages local people to paint public benches is called “BenchMarks.” I spoke with one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Iowa City
Tagged Blick, grants, Iowa City Downtown District, Paint, public art, street art
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Open your eyes and see public art!
So often I walk around Iowa City with my head down and earphones in. I kick the pebbles and leaves in front of me and avoid crashing into the bikers and students hustling to class. Only when I approach a … Continue reading