Though "My Mother and Eye" has come to a close, Carmen Winant’s moving exhibition continues to resonate. The project used stills from two teenage journeys across America—one by Winant in 2001, and one by her mother in 1969—to examine the threads that link us to those who came before. Through film and photography, the work explored how our mothers shape our paths, and how we create our own. Presented on JCDecaux North America bus shelters, the exhibition unfolded across city streets, inviting everyday passersby to reflect on their own stories of transformation. Explore the exhibition: https://bit.ly/PAFCarmenWinant #CarmenWinant #MyMotherAndEye (fb)

Torkwase Dyson’s Akua draws visitors into a striking interplay of architecture, memory, and movement. Whether you walk through it or pause beside it, the sculpture becomes part of your path. 🔉 Explore the exhibition: https://bit.ly/4iJI3BH #TorkwaseDyson #Akua #PublicArtFund (fb)