A rare and prestigious opportunity for an artist to shape Barney Allis Plaza into an iconic cultural landmark. The selected artist will develop a cohesive, site-wide artistic vision, integrating artwork throughout the plaza to create an immersive and unified experience. To bring this vision to life, Petrichor Projects, led by Tiffany Meesha Thompson, EMBA, serves as the curatorial arts consultant.

Heart of the City's Peace Plaza transforms the public realm, blending community engagement, experiential zones, and world-class public art. Completed in 2023, the project supports the healing atmosphere of the Mayo Clinic, featuring works by Ann Hamilton, Eric Anderson, and Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle.

The Sports Boulevard masterplan envisions a transformative 135km urban park in Riyadh, KSA, integrating public art commissions, temporary activations, and cultural programming to drive the country’s transition from oil dependence to a global tourism hub.

The Rainbow, a civic-scale installation generating actual prismatic rainbows from recycled water, addresses the global water crisis by inspiring public imagination, changing public perceptions of water recycling, and leaving a lasting legacy at the intersection of art, urban design, and ecological innovation.

By connecting leading edge University of Minnesota research with global artists and world class designers, East Gateway will become a center for innovation and new ideas in Minnesota, and a window to the world for its diverse communities.

Petrichor Projects collaborated with Oil on Linen, the newly opened restaurant at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, to create an immersive dining experience where evolving menus, curated art installations, and special events merge culinary creativity with artistic expression.

The Omaha Central Library, a new civic landmark, integrates site-specific public art, blending urban design and equity-focused community engagement to foster cultural connection, shared ownership, and creative exploration for Omaha’s diverse communities.

Petrichor Projects and the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston collaborated with the City of Ventura to introduce a new public art commissioning model that integrates art museum professionals into the artist selection process, highlighting the value of museum expertise and enriching civic projects with dynamic cultural perspectives.

Artists team up with students at Making Waves Academy, a middle and high school, to create a series of public artworks.