Art in Public

Art in Public An independent organisation dedicated to art in public places through the creation, presentation and dissemination of contemporary art.

I’m still buzzing from the conversations I’ve had since my last post about coaching. It turns out, a lot of you are read...
04/09/2026

I’m still buzzing from the conversations I’ve had since my last post about coaching. It turns out, a lot of you are ready to stop stalling and start growing and leading, whether it’s your team or your own practice. The truth is that the move from where you are to where you want to be is rarely a solitary journey.
A coach isn’t just a cheerleader. A coach is your:
Mirror: To face the challenges you’ve been avoiding.
Architect: To build a roadmap that actually hits your goals.
Strategist: To reclaim your time and master team dynamics.
I’ve always leaned on coaching in my own career, and combining that experience with my training at Rutgers means I know one thing for sure: Confidence isn’t a gift; it’s a practice.
I still have a few more spots for discovery calls this month. Let’s see if we’re a fit!

Oculus by and spotted at Park Place subway station . Maybe I’ve not been through this station before but I haven’t see...
03/24/2026

Oculus by and spotted at Park Place subway station . Maybe I’ve not been through this station before but I haven’t seen these works! They were commissioned in 1999 which is interesting given how close the are to the former World Trade Center. I found this text on line
The work’s detailed renderings of the eye – the most telling, fragile and vulnerable human feature – offer a profound sense of intimacy within a public place. Together, the images create a sense of unity and flow: animating, orienting and humanizing the station. Oculus invites a dialogue between the site and those who move through it.

The former World Trade Center Station is situated at the northeast corner of the site. The station was flooded and closed to the public following the September 11, 2001 attack. The site was damaged but not destroyed, and it reopened eight months later with the work mostly intact. Oculus was recognized as “an unexpected monument” by the Wall Street Journal on September 11, 2003.

Oculus was realized in collaboration with the Roman mosaicist, Rinaldo Piras, Sectile.
Thanks
By the way there are some 300 of the eyes dotted around the station!

I’ve spent years building a curatorial career with artists and culture workers. Now I’m officially announcing a new way ...
03/09/2026

I’ve spent years building a curatorial career with artists and culture workers. Now I’m officially announcing a new way I continue to support these communities, professional coaching. My work is dedicated to the cultural sector, nonprofits, women, and the LGBTQ community - where bold confident leadership is needed more than ever!
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Portrait of Mnonja Mickalene Thomas thanks
03/08/2026

Portrait of Mnonja Mickalene Thomas thanks

Art you can see in public places, spotted as part of the NYU Langone Art Collection here some pieces commissioned and co...
02/11/2026

Art you can see in public places, spotted as part of the NYU Langone Art Collection here some pieces commissioned and collected together across this medical location in mid town. A Great Wall piece by , some amazing photographs that look like prints or paintings by and a little collage, layers representing what you can see through and inside things… by Lesley Obrock - thanks for making a medical appointment better!

Spotted yesterday while out running, Double Sun by Mary Temple installed at McCarren recreation center - beautiful (land...
02/05/2026

Spotted yesterday while out running, Double Sun by Mary Temple installed at McCarren recreation center - beautiful (landmark) building and artworks. Look carefully at the ‘shadows’ on the white painted parts - they are painted in acrylic - part of an ongoing series by thanks!

Next Tuesday 25 November 9am ET for the Artist Roundtable will be hosting the brilliant Aliza Nisenbaum! The talk is fr...
11/20/2025

Next Tuesday 25 November 9am ET for the Artist Roundtable will be hosting the brilliant Aliza Nisenbaum! The talk is free and open to all and is part of the Curatorial Practice Program at School of Visual Arts NYC. Aliza will talk about the evolution of her work and how curatorial practice has had an impact. Tune in 9am ET Tuesday morning - link in bio! Thanks You can watch previous episodes on the website and there are 2 more coming up in the following 2 weeks!

Improvisations in the Park, a series of sculptures by Larry Bell presented by In the last slide, here’s in conversati...
11/19/2025

Improvisations in the Park, a series of sculptures by Larry Bell presented by In the last slide, here’s in conversation with on stage last week at the annual public art symposium .

The Animal That Therefore I Am is a wonderful new work by Jeffrey Gibson that you can see through June 2026. Don’t miss ...
11/19/2025

The Animal That Therefore I Am is a wonderful new work by Jeffrey Gibson that you can see through June 2026. Don’t miss the chance to see these enchanting sculptures, thank you and thank you for this latest Genesis Facade Commission

New Mural Bee Present under Queensborough Bridge brilliantly located for the morning fall sunshine! Congratulations and...
11/16/2025

New Mural Bee Present under Queensborough Bridge brilliantly located for the morning fall sunshine! Congratulations and thanks

Next Tuesday 18 November 9am ET for the Artist Roundtable will be hosting Dame Sonia Boyce. The talk is open to all an...
11/12/2025

Next Tuesday 18 November 9am ET for the Artist Roundtable will be hosting Dame Sonia Boyce. The talk is open to all and is part of the Curatorial Practice Program at School of Visual Arts NYC. Sonia will talk about her work and her experience of curatorial practice. Tune in 9am ET Tuesday morning - link in Tamsin’s bio! Thanks You can watch previous episodes on the website and we have 3 more coming up in the next 3 weeks!

Listen up folks, will be hosting the artist Amalia Pica for this week’s Artist Roundtable for the Curatorial Practice P...
11/10/2025

Listen up folks, will be hosting the artist Amalia Pica for this week’s Artist Roundtable for the Curatorial Practice Program at School of Visual Arts. Amalia will talk about her work and the impact of curatorial practice. Tune in 9am ET Tuesday morning - link in Tamsin’s bio! Thanks You can watch previous episodes on the website and we have four more coming up in the next four weeks!

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