Public Art Practice

Catalina Gold creates public art projects that connect communities, culture, storytelling, and place. Her public work combines artistic excellence with community engagement, creating visual experiences that celebrate identity, belonging, history, and collective memory.

Working between Milwaukee and New York City, her public art practice includes murals, placemaking initiatives, community collaborations, educational projects, and cultural programming.

Selected Public Art Projects

César Chávez Avenue Pedestrian Crossing Mural

Milwaukee, Wisconsin | 2021

A large-scale public art project developed for the César Chávez commercial corridor, celebrating community identity, culture, and the contributions of immigrant communities.

We Are All Immigrants

Black Cat Alley
Milwaukee, Wisconsin | 2020

Public mural exploring migration, belonging, and cultural diversity through symbolic imagery and storytelling.

Baptistery Mural Commission

Iglesia Ministerial de Jesucristo Internacional
Lindenhurst, Illinois | 2025

Commissioned mural integrating symbolic imagery, spiritual reflection, and architectural space.