from monumental murals to ephemeral installations, here are the top 10 public art projects of 2024 that shaped the year in creativity.

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the chairs create the illusion of a large wave, a dynamic 'avalanche' of furniture crashing through the paris courtyard.

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the installation pushes the artist to question the built forms of the city and our experience of them.

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inside the parisian gallery kamel mennour, the japanese artist has formed a fragile and precarious piece.

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the temporary structures are built around both the vendome column and an adjacent edifice, interweaving and aggregating from the monuments' existing framework like the labyrinthine weave of a bird's nest in a tree.

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at a plaza bordered by several designer buildings during the foremost event of global art consumption, the appropriation of favela architecture toes the line between raising awareness and unabashed irony.

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recently completed by tadashi kawamata in the rolling hills of the swiss kunstmuseum thurgau, the funerary tower resists the static monument by appropriating the form of a wood-drying cairn.

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