#artonthegrid

[publicartfund]

In this month marking various COVID anniversaries, we look back at Sharon Madanes' "Pulse" from #ArtOnTheGrid in 2020. "I work both as a physician and an artist; my paintings explore the rituals, ethics, and aesthetics of medicine. I made 'Pulse' in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and my experiences as a healthcare provider. When humans are veiled with layers of protective gear, moments of touch, regardless of their nature, are charged with heightened intimacy and poetic meaning." As we continue to emerge from the pandemic and also continue to face global challenges, we are grateful to provide a space for reflection, connection, and hope through art. Sharon Madanes @sharonbrenda "Pulse," 2020 Photo 2 by @nicholasknightstudio, Courtesy of Public Art Fund, NY. Artwork a part of "Art on the Grid," presented by Public Art Fund on 500 @jcdecauxna bus shelters and 1700 LinkNYC kiosks citywide, June 29, 2020 – September 20, 2020. https://www.instagram.com/p/CbNXOPkAPYN/?utm_medium=tumblr

[publicartfund]

"I hope this image reassures us that we must continue to work together to harness the storm in creating a collective and just future." On this #WorldOceansDay we look back at @workdaily Ivan Forde's work for last summer's citywide exhibition #ArtOnTheGrid, "After the Storm," which offered a vision of the ocean after turbulence. 🌊 *Beginning June 18 you can view a new mural by the artist at Beach 108 street in Rockaway, Queens. image: Ivan Forde, "After the Storm," 2020. Courtesy the artist. Photos: @nicholasknightstudio courtesy Public Art Fund, NY https://www.instagram.com/p/CP3Jv_MlGka/?utm_medium=tumblr

[kisslovegoodbye]

D’Angelo Lovell Williams, “Undetectable” (2020) 

Installed at Fulton Street and Jay Street, Brooklyn, as part of Art on the Grid,

Artwork courtesy the artist and Higher Pictures Generation/Janice Guy,

Image courtesy Public Art Fund, NY photo by Nicholas Knight

[artismydeath]

✨🕊💎💸💎🕊✨ #artonthegrid #queens #art #arte #artstagram #streetart #streetartistry #painting #paintings #whereimfrom #artlife #artlovers #artlover #vscox #vsco #vscocam #vscocamphotos #vscocamgram #vscogood #vscogram #vscogang #vscolife #vscolove #vscolover #vscolovers #vscophoto #vscophile #shotoniphone (at Sutphin blvd,jamaica queenz) https://www.instagram.com/p/CD6xEjSgjyP/?igshid=1q5niokggv7pq

[constellationstar45]

From the extraordinary @doronlangberg Out in the wild 😍 Thank you @publicartfund @ddotpalmer @kstath and @nicholasbaume for including my work in artonthegrid!! It’s a dream to share my work so widely. 📸 @constellationforever —— ‘Joe and Edgar’ captures a couple in tender repose, silhouetted by glowing afternoon light. The bold, atmospheric colors and expressive use of paint bring out the figures’ emotional world, highlighting their intimate connection. As we turn inwards as a society, I wanted to offer this moment that is both queer and relatable, as a source of solace and strength in the face of the unknown, focusing on our greatest asset – our love for one another. —— Bus shelter locations: Adams St & Joralemon Ave
Utica Ave & Avenue J
Watson Ave bet. Rosedale & Noble Ave
W 96 St & Amsterdam Ave
Rockaway Pwy bet. Ave L & Ave M
Boston Rd bet. Gun Hill Rd & E 211 St Grand St & Pitt St
 Horace Harding Exwy bet. 188 & 190 St
Union Tpke bet. 175 & 176 St 35 Ave & 24 St #artonthegrid #art #artist #painter #painting #august #summer #summertime (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDb9L6PD8Zc/?igshid=m3klj6o1cwfh

[trascapades]

🎨#ArtIsAWeapon "Tidal Volume" #artist @nloois #NateLewis @publicartfund #ArtOnTheGrid (swipe ⬅️) Reposted from @nloois Spotted at 141st & Frederick Douglas just a few blocks from where I live/work. "Tidal Volume", hand sculpted paper inkjet print, ink. In this global pandemic we contribute to the fragility and resilience of each other, each nation and tribe occupying a different space on the spectrum. The complexity of Covid-19 continues to unfold before us as a multi-system agent sowing and revealing discord while testing our social fabric. Destabilized ground and lungs devoid of air became a catalyst for a global revolution. The landscape shudders luminescent with promise or destruction. Excited to share that the second phase of Art on the Grid is now on view! Art on the Grid responds to this historic moment. Our lives have been completely transformed by the devastation of a global pandemic and the rise of one of the largest social justice movements in modern history. The complete exhibition is now on view throughout the city and live on Public Art Fund's website. Please make sure to check out the interactive map on PAF’s website showing the 50 artworks on 500 bus shelter locations throughout the five boroughs. The works are also presented on more than 1,700 LinkNYC kiosks, and the complete exhibition will remain on view through September 20th. Thank you @publicartfund for the platform #artonthegrid #publicartfund. Courtesy the artist and @fridmangallery#TraScapades #SocialJustice #Revolution #PublicArt #Revelation #pandemic #ArtIsAWeapon #BlackGirlArtGeeks https://www.instagram.com/p/CDXOhvYApm5/?igshid=1rl73qqqrrq39