Our Public Art Bike Map, featuring Museum Without Walls™: AUDIO stops, invites cyclists to discover the history of the Philadelphia’s outdoor sculptures.

The aPA’s Executive Director discusses public art in Philadelphia on WHYY-TV’s newest arts and culture TV magazine show.

Grab a free 11″ x 17″ poster of the #THINKpublicart design at various Center City locations.

Join or renew your Association for Public Art (aPA) membership to support our efforts and receive meaningful benefits.

Hear from the artists and authentic voices, including Tod Williams, Billy Tsien, Dilys Blum and Nicholas Kripal.

The sculpture Symbiosis by Roxy Paine is now on view in Philadelphia’s Iroquois Park.

Grab a copy of the March/April 2014 issue of Arrive Magazine and read about the Association for Public Art’s Museum Without Walls™: AUDIO program as “The Voice of Philadelphia’s Public Art.”

“‘I can’t think of any other city that has three generations of artists like that,’ says aPA Assistant Director Griffith. ‘The work of all three is connected but also different. It reflects what was going on at the time they were creating. And all three were among the best sculptors of their time.’”

Throughout the month of May, be on the lookout for the Association for Public Art’s conservation team conducting annual maintenance on 31 Philadelphia public artworks.

“Symbiosis,” a masterful work of public art by Roxy Paine that explores nature’s regenerative forces, will be installed on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway at 24th Street (Iroquois Park) in June 2014.