The Billboard Creative
The Billboard Creative is an organization that places art by established and emerging artists from around the world on otherwise empty billboards at major junctions across the city of Los Angeles.[1]
The Billboard Creative is a 501c3 not-for-profit arts organization.
2018 Artists
Curated by Andrea Blanch[2]
- Lawrence Weiner
- Marilyn Minter
- Laurie Simmons
- Karine Laval
- Spencer Tunick
- Steve Miller
- Norm Clasen
- Miguel Arzabe
- Suzanne Révy
- Gail Postal
- Matt Coglianese
- Kirsten Stolle
- Marianne Kolb
- Patti Bartelstein
- Naomi Harris
- Lilia Li-Mi-Yan
- Julia Fullerton-Batten
- Nadine Rovner
- Gerald Slota
- Susan Propper
- Marco Walker
- Ken Pivak
- Dennis Neal Vaughn
- Marlies Plank
- Matthew Finley
- Marybeth Rothman
- Lissa Rivera
- Ruben Natal-San Miguel
- Natalie Chen
- Marissa Mackey
2017 Artists
2016 Artists
Curated by Mona Kuhn[3]
- Paul McCarthy
- Alex Prager
- Mona Kuhn
- Yannick Fournie
- Beth Surdut
- Joaquin Trujillo
- Margeaux Walter
- Michael Williams
- Natalie Krick
- Misia Armstrong
- Will DaRosa
- Brad Forsythe
- JuliAnne Kaplan
- Holly Boruck
- Andrew Myers
- Shai Yossef
- Gustavo Blanco-Uribe
- William Todman
- Brittany Marcoux
- Michelle Andrade
- Ellen Jantzen
- Marie-Ange Hoda Ackad
- Devaughn Hughson
- Chris Natrop
- Sara Abbott
- Simon Davidson
- Lauren Marsolier
- Hagar Shaked
- Marlies Plank
- Monica Tiulescu
- Quinn Butterfield
- William Karl Valentine
- Lamp Arts Program
- Sherman Finch
- Bryan Id
- Ana Medina
- Leonard Suryajaya
- Ira Lombardía
- Maxine Helfman
- Nancy Baron
- Mike Dempsey
- Ruben Natal-San Miguel
- Bob Solete
- Mike Collins
- Geoffrey Ellis
2015 Artists
Fall curated by Mona Kuhn[4][5]
- Mona Kuhn
- Ed Ruscha
- Carolyn Doucette
- Shane Guffogg
- Andrew Bush
- Kim McCarty
- Rives Granade
- Panos Tsagaris
- Aaron Morse
- Jack Pierson
- Kung Chee Keong
- Marco Sgarbossa
- Deanna Lee
- Bear Kirkpatrick
- Thomas C. Chung
- Nathan Bell
- Juan Miguel Marin
- Hugh Holland
- Nicola Goode
- Laura Niubo
- Silvia Poloto
- Robert Zuchowski
- Geoffrey Ellis
- Luise Hardegg
- Frances F. Denny
- Shannon Rose
- Mario Muller
- Vera Gould
- Christine Allan
- Bill Durgin
- Geir Moseid
- Ron Andrews
- Christian Boada
- Ashley West Leonard
Spring curated by Cey Adams and Dee deLara
- Lisa Adams
- Andreea Radutoiu
- Colleen Flaherty
- Marie-Jossee Roy
- TόTά
- Luisa Menazzi Moretti
- George Bates
- Joel Pedersen
- Hakan Sjostrom
- Susan Bowen
- Sara Rossi
- Dai Ito
- Craig Auge
- Paula Faraco
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References
- Billboards Across L.A. Are Becoming Public Art Spaces, Los Angeles Magazine, September 18, 2018
- "The Billboard Creative 2018: Shortlist - Curated by Andrea Blanch — Musée Magazine". museemagazine.com. 2018-09-14. Retrieved 2018-11-08.
- Keep an Eye Out for These Art-Covered Billboards Around L.A., Los Angeles Weekly December 16, 2016
- "Dozens of billboards around LA are about to become part of a huge art installation". timeout.com.
- "LACANVAS: LA's Cultural Authority: The Billboard Creative: An Ode to Public Art, LA Canvas, 2015". lacanvas.com. Retrieved 2018-11-08.
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