Projects:

Interesting public art concept:
Delete! Delettering the Public Space



Stencil Pirates: a New York Press article on street art in NYC.
Stencil Pirates



Campus Art. This article features MIT's collection, named one of the top ten. MIT earns kudos for campus artwork

Burning Man and Burning Man Art and Installations

Artists:

Christo and Jeanne-Claude


Janet Zweig

Public Space:

A non-profit urban planning and design group. I've linked you to its "Places in the News" section--a great archive of articles and links:
Project for Public Spaces



International Youth and Public Space Network
http://www.yspace.net/



Technology and Public Space--a great little piece in WifiNetNews:
Wireless Brings Public Back to Public Spaces

And the longer Salon.com article to which the previous link refers:
Urban renewal, the wireless way

Issues in Public Art:

From the San Francisco Chronicle, 3/8/05:
Vandalism or Art?

This page, from the National Coalition Against Censorship, includes reports on censorship incidents, articles, and links.
Censorship and Public Art

Public Art Organizations:

The National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA). The "State Spotlight" is a great bank of state-by-state articles on specific projects (link on top left).

http://www.nasaa-arts.org/



Public Art Review--the major journal about public art. Browse their list of back issues for an good overview of what's out there.
Back Issues



FORECAST Public Artworks--a national organization for the support of public artworks. Lots of info about different projects here.
www.forecastart.org

A San Francisco-based public arts foundation that grew out of Burning Man:
Black Rock Arts Foundation