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They differ in how the information can be made publicly available. Additionally, the ITAR refers to information "in the public domain" while the EAR refer to "publicly available" information. The ITAR ...

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Using the term "public art" in an audience of many cultures brings different images to mind in each of us. Perhaps some of us envision the frescoes and statues of the Italian Renaissance or Christo's ...

Read our guide to the best outdoor art installations to stumble upon, or seek out. Marking the American artist’s most ambitious public project to date, Hugh Hayden’s Brier Patch is a gridded maze of ...

Fire stations as civic architecture provide a tremendous opportunity to contribute art to the community. Public art can amplify a fire organization’s public connection and community engagement.

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Experts Say It's a First A regional public health department in Idaho is no longer providing COVID-19 vaccines to residents in six counties after a narrow decision by its board ...

Available to the general public. The term refers to any free or paid application or system that the public can access. Also called "customer facing," information systems often comprise a public ...

They were grossed out, baffled (a valid, productive response to art) — not quite expecting a plaque on a public sculpture to be dripping with sarcasm. (“This memorial honors,” it reads ...