Discover how public art is transforming Florida and cities worldwide with immersive experiences, giant projections, and digital innovations. In this dynamic presentation, Weiss shares captivating stories of contemporary artists, their groundbreaking works, and the controversies surrounding them. Using colorful slides and short videos, you’ll explore how public art has evolved over the past 25 years, featuring the contributions of young architects, African-American artists, and cutting-edge technologies. Attendees will also receive a special Google map link highlighting must-see public art in Florida. With Weiss’ extensive experience managing public art programs for Times Square, Seattle, and Florida cities, this session offers a unique, engaging look into the world of public art, with no notes or text—just inspiring stories and visuals to spark your curiosity and creativity!

Glenn Weiss is a public art consultant with 35 years of experience transforming civic spaces through sculpture, murals, and performance, including leading Times Square's first comprehensive public art program. He has developed public art plans across Florida, curated for major institutions like MoMA/PS1, and earned recognition as a writer and educator in architecture and planning.

Live In-Person with Video Catch-up. Available 2-3 business days after the live lecture.