california cities with a public art master plan

In this dynamic artwork, thousands of switchable glass squares suspended from the ceiling continuously change from opaque to transparent with the transmission of real-time weather data. (Permanently located in Terminal B - Mezzanine)ĮCloud by Nik Hafermaas, Dan Goods and Aaron Koblin Engage with this elaborate, yet delicate object and it will quietly rotate with the help of two propeller-tipped arms, using its kinetic cameras to reveal live images. Reminiscent of a space craft, this glossy white 26' tall sculpture standing on eight-foot tripod legs, explores the interactivity between humans and modem technology. Click HERE to learn more about the Holding The Moment art exhibit, and to view the artworks displayed each month. Ninety-six artworks by 77 San Jose artists were chosen, awarded a prize and a place in the six-month art exhibition in Terminal B Arrival Halls.

In response, the City of San Jose’s Public Art Program partnered with Mineta San Jose International Airport to offer local artists an opportunity to reflect on the global crisis and current challenging times. The Arts and individual artists are among the most severely impacted. Holding The Moment – COVID-19 changed lives everywhere – locally, nationally and internationally. New Public Art Exhibit – Beginning Novem– May 31, 2021 Others will be shown for several years then replaced with new works that respond to the theme of Art+Technology. Some of the artworks at the Airport will be permanently on display. These installations were conceived as part of a unified program of Art+Technology that showcases the diversity, creativity, and energy that define San Jose and Silicon Valley. Travel through Silicon Valley’s airport and discover public artworks that reflect the spirit of this region’s role as a global center of technology and innovation.

California cities with a public art master plan