The Billboard Creative wants to challenge our definition of public art. We believe public art is art that is created for public consumption in public spaces, including unauthorized murals, street art, and graffiti. The Billboard Creative holds a strong conviction that public art should encompass all art that is physically accessible to the public regardless of the process and funding it took to create the work. We know that goes beyond the traditional definition, which is often narrowly defined as art created for the public and approved by a city's art commission. Our aim with LA:PAMP is to bring awareness and interest to the hundreds of 'outsider public artworks' included on our map across the city's diverse neighborhoods and spark conversation about what defines public art. LA:PAMP features civic art that falls under the well-recognized scope of the definition of public art alongside art in the public realm that we think should be recognized, explored, and put on the map.