Volume 13: Public presents nine works positioned within civic space, accessible to all. From ephemeral to monumental, these works engage diverse audiences and expand the notion of public art. The collection includes direct response to traditional statuary, works which relate technology to human experience and the natural world, exploration led by chance, community involvement, and works which reveal personal and cultural divides within public memory and architectural history. Public art has the power to heighten awareness, question assumptions, transform a landscape, express community values, and provoke controversy.

In this issue:

Zero Degree by Néle Azevedo w/ commentary by Verena Rose

W.T.L.F.P.C.A.P.T.O.T.L. by Matthew Ward and John Osorio Buck w/ commentary by Laura Donaldson

Chance by Robert Ladislas Derr w/ commentary by Bill Arning

Community Collaboration by Suzanne Hagood w/ commentary by Kelly Wacker

Natural Car Alarms by Nina Katchadourian w/ commentary by Mary Ceruti

GPS Diary by Thorsten Knaub w/ commentary by Pau Waelder

Deep Wounds by Brian Knep w/ commentary by George Fifield

The Ghost of the Liberty Street Church by Spectres of Liberty w/ commentary by Ryan Griffis

Busycle by Heather Clark and Matthew Mazzotta w/ commentary by Andi Sutton

Credits: Editor:Michael Mittelman; Managing Editor:Liz Nofziger; Design/Production:Brian Budak; Sound Design:Eric Freeman; Contributor Liaison:Julia Handschuh