For 33 years, the City of Austin's Art in Public Places program has worked with artists -- some local, others national -- to create eye-catching works of public art around the city. Along with permanent installations like the variety of art pieces planned or already in place at our new Central Library (check out those glowing-eyed owl statues at the bottom of the page), the program's TEMPO initiative sets out to "enrich civic dialogue, cultivate tourism, and activate public spaces in unexpected . . .
