UAP believes that incredible things don’t just happen; they’re created, nurtured, believed in. From vision to installation, across art and architecture, our ability to find common ground between ambition and reality sets us apart.

Urban Art Projects is an art and design-led consultancy and manufacturer that works with the world’s leading artists, architects and commissioners to manufacture artworks for the public realm, the artists and their galleries.

From master planning and strategy development to artist shortlisting and engagement, our curatorial team shapes project visions, narratives, and directions, ensuring the right creatives and approaches are brought to each project.

Urban Art Projects (UAP) is an Australian company that works with artists, architects, designers, developers, curators, institutions and art commissioners to realize public art and architectural design elements.

Established in 1993 by brothers Matt and Dan Tobin, their modest Brisbane practice has evolved into a global art and design studio and workshop. In August 2019, UAP acquired the 60-year-old foundry, Polich Tallix located in upstate New York, making UAP one of the most significant art foundries in the world.

2025年3月17日 · In 2025, cities are embracing public art as a means of transformation—of spaces, communities, and ideas. From playful installations on beaches to poignant memorials in urban centers, these ten projects exemplify how art can inspire change while celebrating humanity’s shared stories.

24K Followers, 1,114 Following, 2,129 Posts - UAP | Urban Art Projects (@uapcompany) on Instagram: "Incredible things don’t just happen; they’re created, nurtured, believed in."

Urban Art Mapping seeks to document, analyze, and archive street art responding to moments of friction and crisis. At this time, topics we explore include systemic racism, the Covid-19 pandemic, environmental challenges, and gentrification.

Urbanist Exploration: Discover Over 5,000 Compelling Architecture, Art & Design Stories. For over a decade, WebUrbanist has featured a wide range of innovative and inspiring urban art and design projects from around the world. The website has attracted more than 500,000 subscribers ...

Hemispheric Conversations: Urban Art Project (HCUAP, pronounced, “hiccup”) seeks to create platforms for conversation and education about urban art production (graffiti, street art, and muralism, among other genres), and to explore aesthetic and historical connections between post-industrial cities. Beginning in 2016 we have sustained ...