What does PWAP stand for?

Public Works of Art Project (federally funded art program from 1933-34)

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The Public Works of Art Project (PWAP) was initially approved for a one-month trial in December 1933--later extended six more months--so it was cold when artists rushed to submit proposals for this Depression-era cash for creativity program.

Cash for creativity

The view would have been enough, but the tower gained another dimension in 1934, when its ground floor was covered with murals by artists in the federally funded Public Works of Art Project.

A Depression-era treasure hunt in San Francisco

By then Roosevelt bad launched his Depression-era New Deal, including the Public Works of Art Project (PWAP).

A bold brush beyond battles: as part of the World War II Art Unit in ...