SaveArtSpace, in collaboration with the UNM-Taos Art Department, and See You Next Thursday (SYNT) is proud to present New/New, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in New Mexico & New York City.
The New/New selected artists are Cristina Vergano, & Melissa Lind. Curated by Paige Beeber and Sarah Stolar.
The New/New initiative aims to create a dialogue between the bustling streets of New York and the serene landscapes of New Mexico, recognizing that both are sites of powerful, transient connections. Whether through the physical spaces that shape our lives or the metaphysical journeys that shape our souls, these places, both with known vortexes, are a testament to the shared human experience that connects us across time and place.
Opening January 10, 2025, SaveArtSpace launched public art installations for each selected work on billboard ad spaces in New Mexico & New York City. The public art was on view for at least one month.
SaveArtSpace x Womxn in Windows is proud to present American Gurl: home — land, a group public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Los Angeles, CA, opening February 14, 2024, curated by Zehra Zehra & Kilo Kish.
The American Gurl: home — land selected artists are Alima Lee, Anna Divinagracia, Avery Norman, Cauleen Smith, Ella Ezeike, Melissa Sutherland Moss, Melvonna Marie Ballenger, Natalie V. Grant, Shenny de Los Angeles & Amanda Morell “iiritu”, Solange Knowles, and Zion Estrada.
This billboard series is a part of the wider American Gurl project co-curated by Zehra Zehra and Kilo Kish. This iteration titled American Gurl: home — land will also take shape as a video installation and programming series as part of culture:LAB at MOCA Grand, Los Angeles, scheduled to open February 16, 2025.
home — land interrogates our relationships with the land we inhabit, examining how experiences with the natural world influence our understanding of self. This iteration further explores the concept of home, how locations shape our identities and reflect on themes of diaspora and displacement, revealing how these narratives inform our collective connection to place.
Opening February 14, 2025, SaveArtSpace launched public art installations for each selected artwork on billboard ad spaces in Los Angeles, CA. The public art was on view for at least one month.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Growth - New Beginnings, a public art exhibition on bus shelter ad space in Washington, DC, starting March 3, 2025, curated by Terrell Lomax Russell.
The Growth - New Beginnings selected artists are Jada Imani M, James Jay Seitz Jr, and to Sisters in Wisdom (Art).
The Growth - New Beginnings exhibition explores themes of personal and societal transformation, renewal, and the endless possibilities that come with fresh starts. Encouraging creative expressions that reflect the beauty of growth, whether it’s the blossoming of nature, the evolution of the human spirit, or the dynamic changes in our world. Artists are asked to submit works that symbolize hope, regeneration, and the optimistic energy of embarking on a new journey, whether through visual art, sculpture, photography, or mixed media. Emphasizing innovation and seeks to highlight diverse perspectives on how growth and new beginnings manifest in both intimate and global contexts.
Opening March 3, 2025, SaveArtSpace will launch public art installations for each selected work on bus shelter ad spaces in Washington, DC. The public art will be on view for at least two weeks.
SaveArtSpace x Unibrow Sun is proud to present Aswat, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Queens, NY, starting April 11, 2025. Curated by Michelle Nazzal & Sam Sundos.
The Aswat selected artist is Dean Majd.
Families in Gaza have endured one of the most deadly and well-documented genocides in recent history.
As a means of solidarity, both for the families impacted in Gaza and Palestinians who have been living under Zionist occupation for over 76 years, artists Michelle Nazzal & Sam Sundos teamed up to curate a billboard exhibition, under the newly founded collective Unibrow Sun.
Alongside SaveArtSpace, the exhibition is presented in hopes of providing artists and advocates a platform. A place to amplify their voices as they continue to call for an end to the occupation and for a Free Palestine.
Opening April 11, 2025, SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on billboard ad space in Queens, NY. The public art was on view for at least one month.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Ansanm, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Brooklyn, NY. Curated by Yvena Despagne of Art x Ayiti.
The Ansanm selected artist is Mel Isidor.
It is the assumption that when it comes to Haitian art, people only think of this work in the sense of traditional Naïve art or Haitian folklore. The times have changed and the new generation of Haitian artists are moving in a more contemporary way in creating works. In celebration of Haitian heritage month, I would like to share the artwork of the more recent generation, who are thriving in the arts worldwide. Ansanm (meaning ‘together’ in Haitian Creole) shares how the works of Haitian diasporic artists have evolved in recent years, and how together we continue to build community, voicing our narratives through our own experiences as Haitians.
Opening April 25, 2025, SaveArtSpace will launch a public art installation for the selected artwork on billboard ad space in Brooklyn, NY. The public art will be on view for at least one month.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Brighter Days Ahead, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Columbus, OH, opening May 16, 2025, curated by Laney Baby.
The Brighter Days Ahead selected artist is Hakim Callwood.
Art has the power to communicate what words often cannot, this is an opportunity to open dialogue surrounding mental health. This topic isn’t always easy to discuss, although we all are impacted by it in one way or another. With an emphasis on ending stigma and offering a sense of hope and understanding to passersby, showing that there is strength and healing in vulnerability.
Opening May 16, 2025, SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on billboard ad space in Columbus, OH. The public art was on view for at least one month.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present our 10th Anniversary celebration The People’s Art, a public art billboard & gallery exhibition in New York, NY, opening May 30, 2025, curated by Anne-Laure Lemaitre, RJ Rushmore, Zahra Sherzad, Steven P. Harrington and Jaime Rojo, & Travis Rix.
Selected billboard artists are Walter Cruz & Lamar Robillard, Tod Seelie, Anastasios Poneros, Jonathan Yubi, Itzel Basualdo, Matthew Morrocco, Kipkemoi, Tariq AlObaid, Wen Liu, and Gordon Hull.
Selected gallery artists are Adewale Agunbiade-Maye, Alexander Deschamps, Amanda Kleinhans, Anastasios Poneros, Anne Kristoff, Antonio Pulgarin, Arnest Makhin, Azikiwe Aboagye, Carolina Jimenez, Christina Barrera, Dana Robinson, Francesca Magnani, Gordon Hull, Henry Morales, Hwichan Ko, Itzel Basualdo, Jacqueline Yvonne Tull, Javaid Nayyar, Jeanne Verdoux, Jesse Egner, John Kitses, Jonathan Yubi, Josh Fogel, Kathy Shorr, Kyra Clemons, Lauren Roeder, LiLi Jackson, Mary Rozzi, Matthew Morrocco, Samantha Sutcliffe, Stevia Roxanne, Tara Fay Coleman, Tariq AlObaid, Tod Seelie, Tony Quera, Vanessa Feder, Walter Cruz & Lamar Robillard.
Performance artist Autumn Breon will use her body to interrogate the insidious nature of censorship, highlighting cases that were reported by individuals in 2025. As these censorship incidents appear across the LED screens of a mobile billboard with animation by Brindha Kumar, Breon will pull the truck as she walks down a two-lane street in the Lower East Side.
The People’s Art is an art of, and for, the people. This is the art of the commons, that shared space between the tyranny of privatization and the compromise of collectivity. In a medium dedicated to telling the people what they want, SaveArtSpace allows us to occupy public space as a personal place where we can imagine what we need.
Opening May 30, 2025, SaveArtSpace will launched public art installations for each selected artwork on billboard ad spaces in New York City. The public art was on view for at least one month. Selected artists was also exhibited at Satellite Gallery, 279 Broome St, NYC, with a one-night opening reception anniversary party on May 30, 2025, 6-9p.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present The Things That Bind Us, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Los Angeles, CA, opening June 27, 2025, curated by Nakeyta Moore.
The Things That Bind Us selected artist is Doug Hickman Jr.
What are the forces that tether us—to each other, to history, to systems both visible and hidden? The Things That Bind Us explores the intricate threads that shape identity, relationships, and our movement through communal spaces. Binding can symbolize care, tradition, survival, and belonging—woven into language, religion, commerce, and culture. Yet, it can also confine, reinforcing power structures, systemic oppression, and generational cycles beyond our control.
Opening June 27, 2025, SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on billboard ad space in Los Angeles, CA. The public art was on view for at least one month.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Immigrant Childhood & Our Nostalgia, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Los Angeles, CA, starting July 4, 2025, curated by Johanna Toruño.
The Immigrant Childhood & Our Nostalgia selected artist is Lyvinx.
I am envisioning this open call to welcome art by immigrants and children of immigrants especially those whose childhood was shaped around their own migration or their parents and how regardless of our differences many of us agree that we share so many unique experiences. Sometimes its the calling cards our parents used to use or a banana liquado after school or the nostalgia of a tia's living room where many celebrations and holidays were spent in rooms and houses decorated by new and old customs, panaderia calendars, and images of la virgen de guadalupe on the walls - there is so much beauty in the way our families created new normal and new homes with community. Whatever this means to you and your Art I'd love to see it and celebrate in large in the public spaces we love and exist in.
Opening July 4, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on billboard ad space in Los Angeles, CA. The public art was on view for at least one month.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Cosmic Contentment, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Los Angeles, CA, opening July 11, 2025, curated by Robin Eisenberg.
The Cosmic Contentment selected artist is Yajaira Sesmas.
There is so much chaos and noise every day and it can all be so overwhelming. There's something beautiful and powerful about finding those small moments of cosmic contentment, and hopefully these billboards can help more people to find that feeling for themselves.
Opening July 11, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on billboard ad space in Los Angeles, CA. The public art was on view for at least one month.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Passion, Pathos, & the Human Potential, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Albuquerque, NM, starting July 25, 2025, curated by Erin Currier.
The Passion, Pathos, & the Human Potential selected artist is Tera Muskrat.
Passion, Pathos, & the Human Potential, is a call for art that transcends our many and growing divisions imposed by those in power; to instead recognize that all humans suffer, and to celebrate the passions that unite us, and allow us to potentially overcome.
Opening July 25, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched public art installations for the selected artwork on billboard ad space in Albuquerque, NM. The public art was on view for at least one month.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Personal Touch, a public art exhibition on ad space in Washington, DC, starting August 25, 2025, curated by Trap Bob.
The Personal Touch selected artist is G. Pack.
In a time where so much of our lives are automated and algorithmically driven, we need to celebrate and give gratitude to what makes us stand out. As artists, our style, our decisions, and what we create are the results and reflection of our personal touch. With this open call, let’s highlight what makes us individuals, and remember what separates us from technology. Share your favorite and most special work - the work that comes from your heart.
Opening August 25, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on bus shelter ad space in Washington, DC. The public art was on view for at least two weeks.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Postcards, Prophets & Monuments, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in New York, NY starting September 5, 2025, curated by Gianni Lee.
The Postcards, Prophets & Monuments selected artists are Mason From Blendini, and Skip Brea.
This exhibition is a bold declaration. Postcards, Prophets & Monuments invites artists who navigate shifting timelines, mediums, and realities — those who build monuments to the unseen, send urgent messages from fractured worlds, and speak truth like new prophets. We seek work that reclaims lost memory, summons ancestral spirits, and warps reality through rebellion, ritual, satire, and surreal visions. In an era where the sacred merges with the digital, these billboards become temporary shrines — altars for warnings, dreams, and hidden codes.
Opening September 5, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched public art installations for the selected artworks on billboard ad space in New York, NY. The public art was on view for at least four weeks.
SaveArtSpace in partnership with Norwest Gallery of Art is proud to present Sustain-A-City: Art for Environmental Justice, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Detroit, MI, starting September 8, 2024, curated by Asia Hamilton.
The Sustain-A-City selected artists are Daizydoodles, Halima Afi Cassells & Shanna Merola, Doug Jones, DaJaniere Rice, Allan Creary, Hadassah GreenSky, Anthea Calhoun, and Delon ‘DDDMPEG’ Robinson.
This exhibition explores the intersection of environmental justice, sustainability, and cultural resilience. Highlighting how marginalized communities bear the brunt of environmental degradation while celebrating their efforts to reclaim and protect their natural spaces. Merging art, activism, and storytelling to advocate for equitable environmental policies and practices.
Opening September 8, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched public art installations for the selected artworks on billboard ad space in Detroit. The public art will be on view for up to four weeks.
Static billboard artist Daizydoodles was on view September 12 - October 5, 2025.
Digital billboard artists Daizydoodles, Halima Afi Cassells & Shanna Merola, Doug Jones, DaJaniere Rice, Allan Creary, Hadassah GreenSky, Anthea Calhoun, and DDDMPEG, was on view September 8 - 14, 2025
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Frames of Ego, a public art exhibition on bus shelter ad space in Miami, FL, starting October 17, 2025, curated by Ruth Burotte-Tamfee.
The Frames of Ego selected artist is Demetri Burke.
Exploring the relationship between artists and contemporary character design as a tool for storytelling, identity, and social commentary in urban spaces. An open interpretation where the artist immortalizes a culture, a memory, or bringing to life a community myth that is reflected within a character.
Opening October 17, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on bus shelter ad space in Miami, FL. The public art was on view for at least four weeks.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Being Human, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Brooklyn, NY, starting October 24, 2025, curated by R. Blake Miller.
The Being Human selected artist is Syl Suydam.
We live in bodies, holding phones, carrying both memories and imagined futures. As algorithms compete with our own sense of self, Being Human considers the friction between digital life and our raw, physical existence.
Opening October 24, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on billboard ad space in Brooklyn, NY. The public art was on view for at least four weeks.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present PULSECRAFT, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in Brooklyn, NY, starting October 31, 2025, curated by Jérôme LaMaar Rice.
The PULSECRAFT selected artist is Skylon.
PULSECRAFT: Navigating the interaction between Spirituality, Science, Style and Society, shaping the frequency of culture. Futuristic thinking is present at every corner of culture but how can we tap into the pulse of the next wave of innovation, creativity and style. Let’s counter the mundane with marvelous new ideas and perspectives that challenge the old guards who only know how to exist in fear, lies, poor taste and control.
Opening October 31, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on billboard ad space in Brooklyn, NY. The public art was on view for at least four weeks.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present Abolish ICE, a public art exhibition on wheat paste ad space in New York, NY, starting November 7, curated by Molly Crabapple.
The Abolish ICE selected artist is Reesa Baxter.
ICE is the American Gestapo, kidnapping our neighbors from the streets and locking them in concentration camps. This call is devoted to art opposing ICE.
Opening November 7, 2025, SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on wheat paste ad space in Brooklyn, NY. The public art was on view for at least four weeks.
SaveArtSpace x Slow Factory is proud to present Feed Gaza / End the Genocide, a public art exhibition on wheat paste ad space in Brooklyn, NY, starting November 19, 2025, curated by Slow Factory.
The Feed Gaza / End the Genocide selected artist is Michael Hambouz.
Opening November 19, 2025, SaveArtSpace launched a public art installation for the selected artwork on wheat paste ad space in Brooklyn, NY. The public art was on view for one week.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present SaveArtSpace x Fountainhead: Miami Art Week 2025 public art exhibition on bus shelter ad space in Miami & Miami Beach, FL, opening November 28, 2025. Curated by Carol Damian, Dainy Tapia, Marco Caridad, Marie Vickles, Neil Ramsay, and Ross Karlan.
The Miami Art Week 2025 selected artists are Peggy Levison Nolan, David Gary Lloyd, Katelyn Kopenhaver, Soraya Abu Naba'a, Juan Henriquez, Jayme Kaye Gershen, and Bex McCharen.
Opening November 28, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched public art installations for the selected artwork on bus shelter ad spaces in Miami & Miami Beach, FL. The public art was on view for at least four weeks.
SaveArtSpace is proud to present #FreeHappy, a public art exhibition on billboard ad space in New York, NY, starting December 5, 2025, curated by Cynthia von Buhler.
The #FreeHappy selected artists are Diane Matyas, Anne Spalter, Kelli Bickman, Carolyn Tripp, and Lisa Goldberg.
Happy is not happy. Torn from her natural habitat and herd in Thailand as a baby, Happy has spent nearly 50 years in captivity at the Bronx Zoo. Like humans, elephants are deeply social animals—they don’t thrive in isolation. Alone, they suffer from loneliness, stress, and depression. We want to give Happy the life she deserves: freedom, companionship, and care in an elephant sanctuary where she can finally be with others of her kind.
Opening December 5, 2025 SaveArtSpace launched public art installations for the selected artwork on billboard ad spaces in New York, NY. The public art was on view for at least four weeks.
This public art exhibition is made possible by Cynthia von Buhler.