Public art booming throughout the region in 2022

"As recently as a few years ago, an empty space or cinder-block facade in a Capital Region city was just that. But turning these concrete walls and underpasses into works of art has accelerated, rapidly transforming urban landscapes into public galleries filled with vivid murals, sculptures and light displays."

“'There are hundreds of artists, and there are hundreds of wall spaces,' said Tony Iadicicco, executive director of Albany Center Gallery. 'So the idea is, how do we keep trying to find great resources and opportunities to link all of that together?'”

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