Sculpture in the City Returns to London, Transforming Streets with Art

Sculpture in the City, an annual event showcasing contemporary art in London, is back for its 13th edition. This year’s exhibition features 17 sculptures by 15 artists, including interactive pieces, giant statement sculptures, and even a digital artwork. The sculptures, scattered throughout the City of London, will remain on display until summer 2025, with some becoming permanent fixtures.

NYC-Dublin ‘Portal’ to Shut Down Temporarily After ‘Inappropriate’ Behavior

The interactive public art installation known as “The Portal” has been temporarily suspended in New York City and Dublin following incidents of inappropriate behavior captured on video and shared on social media. The installation, which featured live video streams between the two cities, was intended to foster global interconnectedness. However, some individuals engaged in boorish acts, including an OnlyFans model baring her breasts, Dubliners displaying swastikas, and images of the Twin Towers burning on 9/11. City officials and the exhibit organizers are investigating technical solutions to address the problem and expect the displays to resume later this week.

Pittsburgh’s Highland Park Unveils ‘Flora,’ a New Public Art Honoring Women of Color

The City of Pittsburgh has unveiled a new bronze sculpture titled ‘Flora’ in the Highland Park entry garden. The statue, crafted by local artist Marlana Adele Vassar, is part of the city’s Art in Parks program and is the first to depict a woman of color in the city’s collection. Vassar states that the artwork aims to symbolize progress and possibility, while Mayor Ed Gainey highlights its importance in reflecting the diversity of the city’s residents who enjoy its parks.

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