Whether it’s a photo of your pet, a favorite memory, or an abstract shape, your story deserves more than a spot in your camera roll. It’s why we’re recruiting Washington residents to help us launch the 50 Wonders initiative that brings these piece to life in your home and beyond. Use the form below to […]
This collection of wall and garden sculptures represents a unique and powerful way to foster community engagement. Each piece is designed to tell a story, reflecting Washington’s culture, enduring legacy, and rich history. They’re conversation starters that connect audiences across Washington to a shared heritage. We’ve crafted these artworks for both beauty and durability. […]
Culture Monuments have been created to commemorate and celebrate communities of various types. Because they incorporate the words, images and symbols that represent these communities, they have also been commissioned as tombstone alternatives. The info and imagery depicted on a tombstone can be similarly incorporated into a Culture Monument, but these elements can […]
Businesses and organizations that have empty or available space can lease that space to the NMA to utilize as part of an NMA Tour. Stakeholders retain full ownership of the space, with the option to acquire the monument erected there at the end of the term. Leasing space to the NMA to enables stakeholders to […]
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is an international group that brings together individuals and associations from across the world to do everything from help eradicate poverty to enable intercultural dialogue. Their recognition of how creativity can serve as an essential factor for these kinds of efforts is at the core of […]
Cities across the world are changing in literal and figurative ways. The roles and functions of libraries, parks, community centers, and schoolyards are changing in light of 21st century needs, but many of these spaces are also succumbing to challenges related to their age ability to serve the public. The first comprehensive demonstration of the […]
“Why is nothing here, instead of something?” As someone who was born and raised in Cleveland, that’s a question I’ve often asked myself about various parts of the city, especially as I’ve witnessed the wrong kind of changes to it. As a kid, I stood on the pitcher’s mound at Municipal Stadium (as you can […]