Public Art Dialogue

Public Art Dialogue is a United States-based organization dedicated to fostering dialogue within the field of public art. With a small team of three employees, Public Art Dialogue is a non-profit organization generating annual revenue of $2.5 million. The organization's mission centers around the belief that meaningful public art projects thrive on robust discussion and collaboration. Public Art Dialogue serves a diverse membership encompassing art historians, artists, curators, administrators, educators, architects, landscape architects, and other individuals passionate about public art. Public Art Dialogue distinguishes itself through its commitment to providing platforms for meaningful exchange among public art professionals and students from various disciplines. A key component of this mission is the peer-reviewed journal, Public Art Dialogue, which is published by Taylor & Francis and serves as a companion to the member organization. For more information about Public Art Dialogue and its activities, please visit their website at publicartdialogue.org.