Public Art for Spatial Justice

Public Art for Spatial Justice aims to support public artmaking that helps us see, feel, experience and imagine more just futures for our public spaces and public culture. Public Art for Spatial Justice-supported The Cordial Eye's "The Words they Carried" Installation | photo by Filipe Borges At NEFA, we believe in the arts as a powerful tool for positive change and that public art has the power to shift public culture and change the future. The freedoms to create, access, express, and share arts and cultures are human rights that are essential to more equitable and vibrant public spaces, but these freedoms aren't equitably afforded to all. Public Art for Spatial Justice aims to support public artmaking that helps us see, feel, experience and imagine more just futures for our public spaces and public culture.