We focus specifically on overlooked and underrepresented communities, particularly those in remote places, far from the usual spheres of the art world.
In our various collaborations, we have spearheaded projects such as Asia’s tallest mural and a pop-up exhibition that opened on the same weekend on six continents. Recently we have focused our efforts on the global performance project Silence Was Golden.
So far, we have produced over 400 performances and 40 exhibitions in 104 countries. In 2018 we became the most visited online not-for-profit arts organization.
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Our focus is to investigate different viewpoints, to address pressing issues and questions and broaden fundamental conversations on art. We explore the art environment in unpredictable and innovative ways while remaining fully independent in our operation.
One pillar of our work is education. Our blog features hundreds of articles. In 2013, we set up a photography class at DEAR Burma, a free school for refugees in Bangkok, Thailand.
Our second pillar is our projects.
We focus on creating meaningful and interactive content rather than the same old posts on social media. One hundred percent of our editorial content is specifically commissioned and curated. We don’t publish copy-pasted press releases.
People Ideas
Status Quo Embracing change
Institutional or corporate sponsorship Truly independent
Promotion Participation
White Cube Decentralized
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Latest and loudest Long-term
2011: Foundation
2012: Asia’s tallest mural
2015: 100 balloon performances
2016: 200 balloon performances
2017: Projects in 50 countries
2017: 300 balloon performances
2018: Most-visited online arts not-for-profit, and most visited fully independent art blog (outranking most museums, galleries as well as legacy media)
2019: Projects in 100 countries
2021: Launch of Chinese edition
All projects (2012-)
Public Delivery is not funded by any institution or corporate interest. While we accept partnerships for specific projects, we are entirely independent in our day-to-day-work. This allows us to speak about inconvenient topics, often from different perspectives, or pursue projects that are completely dedicated to free speech and equality.
Ads help us provide better content and faster server infrastructure. We consider this part of our grassroots approach in which you, the viewer, help to fund this project.
100% of the power in our data center comes from hydropower plants that meet the strict criteria of TÜV SÜD. We use only green electricity without climate-damaging CO2 emissions or radioactive waste.
In all of our projects, we try to recycle or donate any excess material, which we have done countless times, including the donation of an entire wooden house to a homeless family.
Asia
- Total Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul, South Korea
- Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul, South Korea
- Hubei Museum of Art, Wuhan, China
- Asia Culture Complex, Gwangju, South Korea
- Soma Museum of Art, Seoul, South Korea
- Nowon Culture and Arts Center, Seoul, South Korea
- Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei, Taiwan
- Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Bangkok, Thailand
- Bangkok University Art Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand
- DEAR Burma, Bangkok, Thailand
Europe
- Musée Guimet, Paris, France
- Musée du quai Branly, Paris, France
- Musée des Confluences, Lyon, France
- Cité de la mode et du design, Paris, France
- Musée Paul-Dupuy et Georges-Labit, Toulouse, France
- Museum of Almería, Almería, Spain
- Greek Film Archive / Film Museum, Athens, Greece
- Münchener Stadtmuseum, Munich, Germany
- Forum Kunst Rottweil, Rottweil, Germany
USA
- The Contemporary Art Museum, Raleigh
- Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento
- Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History, California
- Los Angeles Center for Digital Art, Los Angelesv
- Lyndon B Johnson Space Center, Houston
- Sacramento State University
- California State University
- University of California, Davis
South America
- Centro Cultural de España en La Paz, La Paz, Bolivia
Intergovernmental
- UNESCO ICPHS (The International Council for Philosophy and Human Sciences)
- UNESCO MOST (Management of Social Transformations)
- United Nations
- United Nations ESCAP
- International Labor Organization
- International Organization for Migration
Companies
- ACER
- Dole
- Montana Cans
- National Geographic
- Nike
- Pernod Ricard
- Samsung Electronics
Asia
- Arts Council Korea
- Chinese Olympic Committee
- Embassy of the United States, Seoul, South Korea
- Institut Français de République de Corée, Seoul, South Korea
- Seoul Metropolitan Government, South Korea
- Seoul Design Foundation, South Korea
- Korean Cultural & Arts Centers Association
- Conflictorium – Museum Of Conflict, Ahmedabad, India
- Common Future Fund, China
- Offrejoie, Lebanon
- Women and Girls Safe Space, Ankara, Turkey
- Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea
- Busan Cultural Foundation, South Korea
- Busan Metropolitan City, South Korea
- Suyeong District Office, South Korea
USA
- World Vision International
- The United States Government
- United States Department of Labor
- California Department of Parks and Recreations
- California Department of Fish and Game
- National Basketball Association
- US Customs and Border Protection
- Sacramento City Council
Europe
- Local Democracy Agency Mostar
- Stockholm Fringe Festival
Oceania
- Australian Government
- Ministry Of Education, Kiribati
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