Public Art

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A massive, interactive kinetic sculpture by Wade and Leta in Sydney's Circular Quay, inviting public participation and celebrating the Australian landscape.
Artisans & Craft

Wade and Leta Unveil Interactive Sculpture Celebrating Australian Landscape

A colossal 6.5-meter-tall kinetic sculpture, dubbed 'There, Now, Here,' now graces Sydney's bustling Circular Quay, transforming the iconic waterfront into a dynamic soundscape. This interactive sculp

Ikaika Kalua·June 2, 2026
A contemporary public toilet building in London made from salvaged stone, showcasing durable and democratic architectural design.
Artisans & Craft

Studio Weave Designs New Stone Toilet Blocks for London

A new public toilet block in London, built with stone salvaged from a demolished office building, is explicitly designed to express democracy, according to Dezeen .

Ikaika Kalua·May 30, 2026
A giant inflatable stew pot artwork floats on a lake in front of The Hague's Mauritshuis museum as part of the BlowUp Jubilee exhibition.
Sound & Scene

BlowUp Jubilee inflatable art transforms The Hague

A 23-foot-tall inflatable stew pot now floats in a lake in front of The Hague's Mauritshuis museum, part of a city-wide exhibition transforming public spaces.

Mateo Reyes·May 28, 2026
Close-up of bespoke illustrated tiles featuring London landmarks and patterns adorning the walls of a restroom at Piccadilly Circus or Green Park Underground Station.
Artisans & Craft

London Underground stations unveil illustrated restroom tiles

At Piccadilly Circus and Green Park Underground Stations, commuters now discover public toilets adorned with bespoke illustrated tiles.

Ikaika Kalua·May 26, 2026
Modern stone benches arranged on travertine paving in front of the ancient Colosseum in Rome, Italy, during golden hour.
Artisans & Craft

Stefano Boeri Interiors add 44 stone benches to Colosseum piazza

At Rome's Colosseum piazza, the ancient cobbled ground has been replaced with sleek travertine slabs and 44 new stone benches.

Ikaika Kalua·May 23, 2026
A 250-foot triumphal arch, nicknamed 'Arc de Trump,' featuring a Lady Liberty-like figure and gilded eagles, approved for Washington D.C.
Hearth & Home

Fine Arts Commission Approves Arc de Trump Design for DC

A 250-foot triumphal arch, nicknamed the 'Arc de Trump' and featuring a Lady Liberty-like figure and gilded eagles, has been unanimously approved for Washington D.

Aisha Bakri·May 22, 2026