Grace Bonneyのインスタグラム(designsponge) - 9月11日 05時12分

👋🏽 @nogophoto again. Because our exhibitions are outside, @publicartfund has been in the unique position of being “open” this entire time since COVID hit, unlike many cultural institutions. We even conceptualized and mounted an additional exhibition in the midst of the turmoil and pain of the past few months. #ArtOnTheGrid is a multi-platform, city-spanning exhibition conceived in the spring of 2020 in which 50 artists responded to the current moment. COVID19, systemic racism, an international movement for social justice are interwoven and reflected in this powerful show which is mounted on 500 bus shelters and 1,700 wifi kiosks throughout the city. It’s moving to both see the world through artists’ eyes and to know that with this wide breadth of artists included, many New Yorkers are also seeing themselves reflected in public art. In this tumultuous time, it’s an honor to be a part of something that is bringing people a reprieve through art in all parts of our city.
If you are in the NYC area you can find an artwork near you at publicartfund.org/artonthegrid. If you are anywhere else in the world, I encourage you to still visit the page and explore the works and artist statements.

PS The fact that we were able to pull together this powerful show in such a short amount of time really shows the talent and hardwork of our staff and the enormous body of work artists all over are creating in response to the current climate.

Pictured: Rafael Domenech @r_domenech
Peripheral poem 68 (countermonument pavilion), 2020
21st St between 35th Ave and 26th Ave, Queens
Courtesy the artist
Photo: Nicholas Knight @nicholasknightstudio, Courtesy of Public Art Fund, NY.
Photographic work as a part of Art on the Grid, presented by Public Art Fund on JCDecaux bus shelters citywide, June 29, 2020 – September 20, 2020.

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