Posts tagged Public Art
Did you know that Flotsam & Jetsam, the installation in the Jungle Plaza was 3D printed?

Flotsham & Jetsam  was commissioned by Design Miami after receiving the 2016 Design Miami Visionary Award. Its purpose was to create an environment at the gateway to Design\Miami exhibition.

Title: Flotsam & Jetsam

Design: SHoP Architects

Location: Jungle Plaza, Design District

Developer: Craig Robbins

Technique: 3D Print using Cellular Fabrication technique +  biodegradable bamboo mediums

The installation is Coated in copper automotive paint

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Markus Linnenbrink's colorful parking garage wall in Brickell

'From the Markus Linnenbrink gigantic city facade to the video installations of Katja Loher, the mysterious sculpture of Bernardí Roig and the fantastic Ray Smith canvases in the residential lobby, we have filled the project with world-class museum art,' -Carlos Rosso

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Tristan Eaton, working on his new mural inside the Wynwood Walls right before the crowds invade the outdoor museum for Art Basel 2017

Tristan Eaton replaces Maya Hayuk’s Chem Trails inside the Wynwood Walls outdoor Museum. Eaton’s mural is titled American Dream, a part of HUMAND KIND project by Goldman Global Arts

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An installation by Charlap Hyman & Herrero White Rain wraps the trees around Miami Design District this Holiday Season

By: Andre Herrero and Adam Charlap Hyman

> NY\la design + architecture firm [ Charlap Hyman & Herrero]

Named White Rain after the first recorded snow storm in Florida in 1774

Material: Reflective Silver Tinsel 

Wrapped around over 300 Trees

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Two flamingos by Okuda, dress the storefront of Vondom Wynwood

Flamingo Art in Okuda’s classical style for Vondom's Wynwood retail location. This mural gives a lot of life to that corner of North Miami avenue. You can really appreciate the colors from far away if you are driving north; well at least now the lot next door hasn’t started construction

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Words Travel Fast, Downtown Miami Murals

Words Travel Fast was a public art project by PRIMARY Projects that explored the relationship between text, visual art, and geography. Artists were challenged to create murals using only words: twelve words or fewer, two colors, bold typography, and no references to religion or politics.

I had completely forgotten these photographs until I found them on an old iPhone. What I remembered immediately were the messages. They had a way of making you stop in the middle of a walk through Downtown and think for a moment before moving on.

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