Mary Kay Linge writes for the New York Post about the latest instance of monument madness. The city of Charlottesville, Va. followed up its removal of two controversial Confederate statues…
I’ve been out of the office, so I’m a little behind on this story. But even a week late, I just have to weigh in on this one. The News…
While the good people of the earth are strategically analyzing best practices for making sure they in no way indirectly finance organizations that behead for publicity stunts, thoroughly developing personality…
The Hendersonville Lightning is making fun of the city’s southern gateway mound. The city had no such thing when I lived there, and life was good. Then again, I lack…
Thomas Novelly reports for the Washington Free Beacon on legislation to kill a controversial memorial honoring former President Dwight Eisenhower. The bill from the House Interior Appropriations subcommittee would cut…
Waynesville has finally found a spot for the big head of Tennessee marble it acquired from the now defunct Biltmore Square Mall. It was donated at the same time the…
Essentially this: You can read the Charlotte Observer’s story here about the disappointment associated with the mast and cable public art display over Interstate 77 that were suppose brand Cornelius…
Let’s start blowing tax dollars on public art after we make sure we all have access to food, shelter, and meaningful employment, why don’t we?
Poor Brenda Mills. She’s a real nice lady, but she was the one that got stuck being the City of Asheville’s Stimulus Czar. Now, as economic development specialist, she will…
The beloved Biltmore Square Mall is closing at the end of the month. It is beloved because it has palm trees, and anything with palm trees ought to be beloved.…
The City of Asheville will host a forum Friday for citizen input on how it should get those pesky art projects to uphold the law and promote a civil society.…
First big initiative since the less than amicable parting of Ed Wolverton —-who appears to be doing OK. N&R reports Downtown Greensboro Inc. is seeking artists to decorate empty storefronts.