We are excited to announce #GlobalPositioning, an exhibition opening later this month of new artworks by 20 international artists that reveals our fundamental shared humanity across the boundaries of geography, culture, language, history, and politics. Over the past two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has united the world through mutual vulnerability, while also revealing and sharpening many divisions. Processing this turbulent period with a blend of thoughtfulness, hope, incisiveness, and wit, the works by this group of artists from 17 countries across six contents illustrate a common impulse to create, communicate, and imagine a future filled with possibility. The exhibition debuts on January 26 on 320 @jcdecauxna bus shelters throughout New York City, Chicago, and Boston. Learn more at publicartfund.org/GlobalPositioning and stay tuned here on IG for more. Selected artworks pictured: Kaylene Whiskey, āTea with Dolly,ā 2021. Digital collage. Courtesy the artist, Iwantja Arts @iwantja_arts and Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery. Commissioned by Public Art Fund for Global Positioning, an exhibition on 320 JCDecaux bus shelters across New York City, Chicago, and Boston, on view from January 26, 2022āJune 5, 2022. Pushpa Kumari @pradyumnaandpushpa, āJoy of Living,ā 2021. Ink on paper. Courtesy Pushpa Kumari and Gofffa. Commissioned by Public Art Fund for Global Positioning, an exhibition on 320 JCDecaux bus shelters across New York City, Chicago, and Boston, on view from January 26, 2022āJune 5, 2022. Rufai Zakari @rufaiart, āNowhere Is Cool,ā 2021. Plastic bags on plastic bags. Courtesy the artist. Commissioned by Public Art Fund for Global Positioning, an exhibition on 320 JCDecaux bus shelters across New York City, Chicago, and Boston, on view from January 26, 2022āJune 5, 2022. https://www.instagram.com/p/CYWzahVFb3q/?utm_medium=tumblr