Local artists will present their public art proposals for La Buena Vida Park at City Hall, with public attendance encouraged to witness the idea pitches.

Artist Oscar Tuazon, in collaboration with Coast Salish artists, has installed a new permanent art project on Seattle's waterfront, featuring sculpted Douglas Fir structures.

Miami Art Week 2024 features numerous events and exhibitions, including Art Miami, Wynwood Walls, Art Basel, and more, with various ticket prices for art lovers to experience.

The Illuminate Art Walk is returning to downtown Raleigh in December, featuring LED installations like The TUNNEL and work by local artists, offering a free and self-guided experience from December 6, 2024, to January 6, 2025.

Baltimore reflects on the Key Bridge collapse through an art exhibit titled "Echoes from the Key Bridge," showcasing local artists' work and the community's solidarity.

NYC's Parks Department plans to demolish historic mosaics in Queens, citing safety concerns, despite opposition from local preservationists and historians.

Calvary Christian Academy in North Miami partners with The Raw Project, bringing global muralists to enhance the school's walls, leading to reported improvements in academic performance and school spirit.

The Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh showcases local artistic talent and murals by artists like Rick Bennett from Nov 2, 2024, to Jan 26, 2025, with a closing reception on Jan 25.

Deborah Kruger's exhibition at Raleigh Arts' Block Gallery, "TURBULENCE," explores the themes of bird extinction and the loss of indigenous languages.

The Art Institute of Chicago appointed Dr. Jacques Schuhmacher as its Executive Director of Provenance Research, indicating an enhanced focus on the origins of its collection.

The NAU Lumberjack Marching Band has been selected to perform in the 2025 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, as they work on fundraising and inclusivity.

An art installation featuring 100 life-sized elephant sculptures, called "The Great Elephant Migration," is on display in Miami Beach to promote conservation and support indigenous artistry.

Justin Sun ate a banana from his recently purchased $6.2 million artwork by Italian artist Cattelan, originally showcased at Art Basel Miami Beach in 2019.