Since 2014, Gitler &____ has been collaborating with the National Audubon Society on the Audubon Mural Project (AMP), a celebrated public art initiative that draws attention to the preservation of threatened birds and the habitats on which they depend.
Over the past decade 140+ murals have been produced, featuring 210+ bird species across the United States and almost a dozen countries.
To see the full array of murals, please visit the official project page on Audubon’s website.
SELECTED PRESS
ArtNet: Editors’ Picks: 23 Things Not to Miss in New York’s Art World This Week
The Indypendent: For The Birds
PBS: NYC-ARTS Full Episode
New York Times: Public Art Takes Flight
Wall Street Journal: Retracing Audubon’s Steps, Painting His Birds Anew
NYTimes: Where Audubon Found Repose, Sprayed-On Specimens Alight
ArtNet: John James Audubon Takes Flight in Harlem
NYTimes: Audubon Mural Project Brings 5-Story Flock to Uptown Manhattan
Bloomberg: The 314 Birds Flocking to Harlem
French Morning: 3 places to discover Audubon's New York and its birds
Atlas Obscura: Walking around West Harlem reveals a scavenger hunt of beautiful bird murals
WWD: ‘Audubon Mural Project: Photographs by Gail Albert Halaban’ Opens at Aperture Gallery
Orion: Spark Bird
Smithsonian Magazine: The Audubon Mural Project Brings Threatened Birds Back to New York City
NY1: For the birds: Massive mural sends message about climate change's impacts
TimeOut: The top spots to see graffiti and street art in NYC
For inquiries related to the Audubon Mural Project please email amp@gitlerand.com
For other public art inquiries, please email info@gitlerand.com
