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Art in the public space: three Philly artists reflect on recent work

When the city shut down to slow the spread of the coronavirus, many stores and restaurants boarded up. When the protests happened, more boards went up. Philly has a long tradition of public art and this year has been no exception. Artists Symone Salib, Mary Enoch Elizabeth Baxter and Nilé Livingston speak about the power of art in the public space and some of their recent work.
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    Monica Herndon
    I work in a hybrid role, contributing to both still and video coverage on stories across the newsroom. I am also an FAA-certified drone pilot.