LANDMARKS PUBLIC ART PROGRAM

AUSTIN, TX

The Landmarks Public Art Program is a renowned art initiative in Austin, Texas that aims to integrate public art into the city's landscape. Launched in 2008, the program is managed by the University of Texas at Austin and is known for its diverse collection of art pieces scattered throughout the city.

The program comprises of more than 40 installations, including sculptures, murals, and other public art forms. These installations range from the iconic "Monochrome for Austin" sculpture by Nancy Rubins, which features dozens of kayaks suspended in mid-air, to the intricate "Folded Circle" installation by Tom Friedman.

The Landmarks Public Art Program also offers a range of public programming, including guided tours, artist talks, and workshops. These events allow visitors to learn more about the art installations and the artists behind them.

The program has received numerous accolades and recognition for its efforts to make art accessible to the public in Austin. It continues to add new installations every year, making it a dynamic and evolving part of the city's cultural landscape.

LANDMARKS PUBLIC ART PROGRAM is a Art Museum in AUSTIN TX. US MID #8404800201

The museum is classed as ART (Art Museums). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Mount Plains (Colorado, Kansas, Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming).

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• telephone: 5124954315
• website: http://www.landmarks.utexas.edu

LANDMARKS PUBLIC ART PROGRAM
1 UNIVERSITY STA
AUSTIN
TX
78712

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