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Young Americans: Taking it to the Streets, Part III

posted on 04.10.2013

What does it mean to be an American in the 21st century? Young Americans, by Atlanta-based artist Sheila Pree Bright, is a series of self-constructed portraits of Generation Y ages 18 to 25.

Glass Street Community Bus Shelter Wrap Project

posted on 04.08.2013

Public Art Chattanooga, in collaboration with Glass House Collective and CARTA, is seeking proposals for original, two-dimensional designs that will be wrapped on bus shelters in the Glass Street community. Three designs will be selected to be featured on three shelters for the duration of two years beginning in the summer of 2013. The selected artists/designers will [...]

Rise Up Chattanooga

posted on 04.05.2013

Can a public art project reach people beyond the traditional “art world”? Rise Up Chattanooga is a public art project

The Glass Street Brand

posted on 04.02.2013

So how do we talk about Glass Street? The words we use about the neighborhood, and how we use them, matter.

Mural Garden

posted on 04.01.2013

Can creative placemaking happen in a parking lot? Yes it can. Glass House Collective erected four 16’ long x 8’ tall walls to temporarily transform a parking lot into a ‘Mural Garden’ on Glass Street. Three artists received commissions to design and install artwork during a live demonstration open to the public. As part of [...]