In the news: Millie’s House, NOLA
NOLA.COM has published a nice, long article about a Free Little Art Gallery in New Orleans, Louisiana — “Millie’s House.” Congratulations to curator Laurel Chalk!
ATX Today article about FLAGs
ATX Today, a news outlet in Austin, Texas, has posted a brief article titled How to find a Free Little Art Gallery near you, with descriptions of Austin’s several galleries and links to this site and others. You can read the article here.
LAist article about FLAGs
Brian De Los Santos of “LAist” just published an article about Free Little Art Galleries, with quotes from Tyler Tork, our website manager. Link to article
Faces of the Carolinas: Pineville FLAG
Watch this news story about a Free Little Art Gallery in Pineville, North Carolina!
Mug Exchange!
There’s been a big splash recently about a new type of community sharing project… the mug exchange.
In the news: Carrboro
Here’s an article about Free Little Art Galleries in “The Daily Tar Heel”. Link to article
SustainabITALY
Every day on my way to teach at an international school in Rome, Italy, I passed by an empty hole in a wall that more often than not was a dumping ground for beer bottles and trash. Every day I muttered to myself that this would be an excellent place for artwork. Would it be legal to take over the space? Could I be fined or arrested? What would community members say? What if someone did not like what I put on display? What gives me the right to transform the space? All these questions… Read More »SustainabITALY
In the news: Beaver County, Pennsylvania
Beaver County’s first Free Little Art Gallery finds a home in New Brighton – Beaver County Radio A grand opening of the New Brighton Free Little Art Gallery is scheduled for November 2nd 2024 from 11:30am to 1:30pm. Food and refreshments will be served following the opening ceremony.
In the news: Portland, Maine
Here’s an article about Free Little Art Galleries in Maine, from the Portland Press Herald.
FLAGs on a Pod
This week, the operator of the Winterville, Georgia, FLAG is interviewed on a podcast. She’s got an interesting way to make sure people get to see the art before it gets taken.