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Congratulations to Sarah Stobbe, UAC’s newest featured artist in our Tiny Gallery!

UAC’s team members had the opportunity to visit the impressive facilities of LSI Graphics in Bartlett, gaining firsthand insight into the large-scale print vendor's expansive offerings. LSI, known for its wide range of services, has been a key partner in many of UAC’s temporary and permanent art installations, including our popular billboard program.

The UrbanArt Commission (UAC) announces the launch of its new partnership with Shelby County Juvenile Court. Today marks Day One of this impactful collaboration as we welcome our first justice-involved youth into our creative space.

Memphis, TN – July 23, 2024The UrbanArt Commission (UAC) is thrilled to announce that Daniel Moore has been selected as the artist for the Orange Mound Library & Genealogy Center's sculpture ...

UrbanArt Commission (UAC) proudly announces Kaylyn Webster as our newest featured billboard artist! Her captivating piece, "The Procession," is now on display right across the street from our offices. We invite everyone to come view this latest work of public art and join us in celebrating the artist's remarkable contribution to the Memphis art scene.

Memphis, TN - July 13, 2024 – North Memphis community members came together on a sunny Saturday afternoon celebrating the dedication of the mural "Slice 2.0 | We All Stars" at Gooch Park.

On July 11, 2024, the UrbanArt Commission (UAC) hosted our third quarter happy hour at Art Bar in Crosstown Concourse, bringing together art enthusiasts, artists, and supporters for an evening of creativity and connection.

On Saturday, July 6th, UAC and AAPI Heritage Month Memphis concluded the exhibit "Between Heaven and Earth We Make Our Home," featuring the works of 12 Southern AAPI artists. The closing reception including an interactive art piece by Sharon Havelka for the audience using a wasp’s nest. The curator, Neena Wang, also brought a delicious cake.

The UrbanArt Commission (UAC) hosted a special private viewing for our Public Art Collectors at Sheet Cake Gallery in downtown Memphis.

Hickory Hill’s “Jookin’ Junction” dedication with Gestalt Schools had everyone ready to dance.