PUBLIC ART PLANNING
Vaughn thinks of art as a way of revealing and reinventing connections to urban ecosystems. She converses with engineers, community members, young people, specialists in environmental policy, scientists, other artists, and many others in the planning and facilitating of public art projects. Vaughn's work is based on the premise that integrating art into infrastructure can make places lively, surprising, and revelatory.
Vaughn’s public art planning practice includes work with water, drainage, energy, and transportation infrastructure. She has written art plans and implementation guides and also worked in project management and facilitation to support other artists as they create work in the public realm. Here you can learn about her work with Seattle Public Utilities, the Ship Canal Water Quality Project, King County Rainscapes, and the Seattle Department of Transportation.
Vaughn’s public art planning practice includes work with water, drainage, energy, and transportation infrastructure. She has written art plans and implementation guides and also worked in project management and facilitation to support other artists as they create work in the public realm. Here you can learn about her work with Seattle Public Utilities, the Ship Canal Water Quality Project, King County Rainscapes, and the Seattle Department of Transportation.