Public Art

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Public Art

Riverbend Banks, Tony Aguirre mural and other projects before Kansas City Municipal Art Commission

The Municipal Art Commission is scheduled to receive reports on multiple public-art projects at its Nov. 6, 2026 videoconference meeting, including updates for Barney Allis Plaza, a Tony Aguirre Community Center mural, Riverbend Banks and other site-specific works.

KansasNov 6, 2026

Public Art

Commission proposes longer initial artist presentations, streamlined review

Staff recommended streamlining public-art submissions and reversing the presentation schedule from 3+15 minutes to 15+5 minutes; commissioners discussed frequency limits and internal legal/procurement review.

Englewood CityNov 5, 2026

Public Art

Solitude sculpture invites reflection along Dubuque riverfront

An artist presentation describes 'Solitude,' one of the installations in Dubuque's 20th annual Art on the River exhibit, noting an aeolian harp that the Mississippi wind plays and a circular mirror intended to surround viewers with nature.

Dubuque CityNov 3, 2026

Public Art Karens Course

Thomas Sayer on 'Karen’s Course': earth-cast cairns and a performance-ready greenspace

Sculptor Thomas Sayer described the design, materials and community purpose behind Karen’s Course, his earth-cast installation on Greensboro’s Downtown Greenway, highlighting site history, UNCG collaborations and staging for performances and everyday use.

Greensboro CityNov 3, 2026