Association for Public Art
The Association for Public Art (aPA) respectfully acknowledges the ancestral homeland of the Lenape peoples, where outdoor sculptures now sit on the unceded land of Lenapehoking. We recognize that this land was brutally taken by hostile force and fraudulent actions such as the Walking Purchase of 1737, resulting in the genocide and displacement of the Lenape Nations. The aPA honors and expresses our gratitude to present and future Indigenous peoples.
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- Category: organization
- Website: http://www.associationforpublicart.org/
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- Email: contribution@associationforpublicart.org (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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The Association for Public Art (aPA) respectfully acknowledges the ancestral homeland of the Lenape peoples, where outdoor sculptures now sit on the unceded land of Lenapehoking. We recognize that this land was brutally taken by hostile force and fraudulent actions such as the Walking Purchase of 1737, resulting in the genocide and displacement of the Lenape Nations. The aPA honors and expresses our gratitude to present and future Indigenous peoples.
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