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# public art

Posts in this archive: 2

- [Boston](https://worldcitiescultureforum.com/city/boston/?output_format=md) — With 70,000 jobs sustained by the Creative Economy, Boston is a city of thinkers, writers, innovators, producing the ideas that everyone else can apply.Cultural Policy in Boston is developed by the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture in collaboration with other city departments such as Planning and Economic Opportunity & Inclusion. 

The Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture (MOAC) is committed to ensuring that all Boston residents—regardless of background, income, or neighborhood—have access to and can participate in arts and culture as a part of daily life.
- [How World Cities Are Making Streets Safer with Asphalt Art](https://worldcitiescultureforum.com/2024/11/14/how-world-cities-are-making-streets-safer-with-asphalt-art/?output_format=md) — A city’s streets and public spaces define its character and vibrancy, but too many urban streets are designed to prioritize cars over people. From Helsinki to Chicago, World Cities Culture Forum partner cities are bringing life back to their streets through a creative practice called asphalt art.

The Bloomberg Philanthropies Asphalt Art Initiative helps cities around the world make their streets safer and more welcoming for pedestrians through visual art interventions on streets, intersections, plazas, and other transportation infrastructure.