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Partnering with 100+ artists making public art and supporting the organizations who seek to exhibit it, Wonderspaces helps art reach new audiences. We work with arts institutions, cultural organizations, schools, governments, events, and businesses.

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Presenting shows since 2017

  • San Diego, CA

    Partnering with the Port of San Diego, 2017-2019

  • Austin, TX and Scottsdale, AZ

    Year-round, evolving permanent shows

  • Austin, TX

    South by Southwest Festival, 2024

  • Macon, GA

    Partnering with the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Macon and the Knight Foundation for a two year exhibition, 2024-2026

  • Calgary, Alberta, Canada

    Partnering with the Telus Spark Science Center for an eight month exhibition, 2024

Simplifying exhibitions

We think of ourselves as an extension of our partner artists’ teams, making it easier for them to show their work to wider audiences.

We bring our expertise in curation, exhibition planning, production, shipping, installation, maintenance, communication, and more to help you extend your organization’s budget and resources to present more extraordinary art.

100+ partner artists across mediums

  • Bloom Bloom by Dana Lynn Harper, Submergence by Squidsoup, Into the Breath by Stefano Ogliari Badessi, Arc by Ian Brill

  • Daydream v.2 by NONOTAK Studio, Micromonumental Mapping, The Essence of Creation by Limelight, On a Human Scale by Matthew Matthew, Your Big Face by New American Public Art

  • Our Top 100 by Jody Servon, The Last Word by Illegal Art, Before I Die by Candy Chang, RULES by Paola Ibarra Llano

  • Sweepers Clock by Maarten Baas, ELI by Nate Milton, A Mind Sang by Vier Nev, Well Wishes My Love, Your Love by Gabriel Gabriel Garble

  • Blooms by John Edmark, Killing Time by Mesple, Black Balloons by Tadao Cern, Thank You Bags by Reed van Brunschot

  • Transition by Joost Jordens and Mike von Rotz, Dinner Party by Charlotte Stoudt, Laura Wexler and Angel Soto, Shigeto: Hovering by Conor Grebel and 79Ancestors, Gloomy Eyes by Fernando Maldonado and Jorge Tereso.