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  • GSA saves taxpayers billions of dollars in 2023: Faster, better, cheaper

    | GSA Blog Team
    GSA continued to shrink federal government expenses in 2023 – from selling historic lighthouses to using cheap and sustainable grass-eating goats to discovering ways to shave nearly 3.5 million square
  • Increasing women’s presence in federal buildings and art

    | GSA Blog Team
    GSA has celebrated women’s contributions throughout Women’s History Month every year in March. On March 8, GSA Administrator Robin Carnahan opened the month, recognizing that nearly half of the approx...
  • Five Women Artists Who Shaped Public Art

    | GSA Fine Arts Specialists Kelsey Gustin, Nick Hartigan, and Kerry Rose.
    In recognition of the many talented women who have shaped public art and broken barriers in the art field, the General Services Administration (GSA) is excited to highlight five artists in the GSA Fin...
  • Public art for, by, and of the people

    | GSA Blog Team
    “I have enormous belief in the human spirit and in people, regardless of what the world is like right now. I want to make people smile, I want to make people laugh, and I want to introduce to people t...
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    “True Bearing” by An-My Lê: A Collection of Fifty-One Photographs

    | Kelsey Gustin, Fine Arts Specialist
    In recognition of National Photography Month and Asian American and Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Heritage Month, GSA is thrilled to celebrate the work of An-My Lê, who created fifty-one photogra...
  • Bearing Witness

    | Monica Wright, Communications Specialist and Bill Caine, Fine Art Specialist
    Bearing Witness was created by world-renowned artist Martin Puryear. It is a massive sculpture, standing 40 feet tall and weighing 20,000 pounds. The exterior is covered in bronze plates that have bee...