The New Jersey Monuments to Migration and Labor project is a three-year initiative to honor the history, labor contributions, and resilience of immigrants and migrants across the state.

The largest public art initiative in Hudson County history, transforming Lincoln Park in Jersey City with artist-designed flags featuring original work by Hudson County artists.

Nina Cooke John's larger-than-life figurative sculpture to honor Harriet Tubman's legacy and a multi-sensory structure meant to be touched, seen, and heard.

Across Essex County you can find 8 tiny galleries featuring work by contemporary artists, organized and curated by Tiny Gallery.

Newark Grounds is a walkable cultural corridor in Downtown Newark, New Jersey, featuring almost 100 consecutive public artworks and dedicated arts and culture spaces.

Today, NJ TRANSIT has over 200 art installations through their transportation systems, creating inspirational places that improve the riding experience for customers and enhance the beauty of public spaces within communities.

Explore dozens of temporary public art installations by local artists in Downtown Newark highlighting neighborhood stories.

See the locations of Tom Nussbaum's public artworks in New Jersey.

Join David & Eirini for a morning celebration on Saturday, October 10th, to experience their new murals, commissioned by the City of Newark and Boraie Development.