Discover how art, creativity, and community are transforming public spaces throughout the St. Louis region. This episode of The Arts Experience explores Counterpublic’s Coyote Time exhibition, featuring 50 artists bringing new ideas to public spaces; the innovative 3D-printed Flora Fields sculpture; and muralist Robert Fishbone’s artistic labyrinths, creating places for reflection and connection. From bold public installations to community-centered creations, see how art brings people and places together.

Coyote Time: 50 Artists Transform St. Louis Through Public Art
Coyote Time is Counterpublic’s third triennial art exhibit showcasing fifty new artist commissions and selected historical artworks presented at public sites throughout the St. Louis area. The 2026 edition brings together daring new artist projects, public programs and events, and long-lasting civic initiatives centering urgent crises including climate, education, and immigration.

Flora Field 3D-Printed Sculpture
The Flora Fields sculpture in downtown St. Louis was made using a huge 3-D printer to create tiles made out of terra cotta clay.

Artistic Labyrinths
Muralist Robert Fishbone has found a new passion, designing and creating labyrinths.