… ” of art exist in our context where public art has been displayed for the public in private …
, engagement, and participation of people with art, labeled as public art, can also serve as a …

… the evolution of commonly held beliefs on the effects of the arts on individuals and society,
it constitutes, in the first instance, a study of ‘public intellectuals’, and is inscribed within a …

… therapy could be practiced in communal settings on shared projects rather than only with
individuals who met to make personal art in a shared space. With this paradigm, the art of art …

… has highlighted its impact on environments increasingly limited by their use. Finally, the
variety of public art used to create a greater urban vitality that encourages people to live together …

… local people came to have a look and observe our work. … co-creation of public art as a form
of consultation for public projects, with the aim of improving the level of accessibility of public …

… Since I began my research for this project in 2002, many people have contributed to its
successful completion. Friends, family members, colleagues, archivists, librarians, and mentors …

… in digital exhibition is no longer the relationship between people and public works of art.
The viewer will also break away from the bondage of passive acceptance, and explore the …

… creative arts and health outcomes, specifically the health effects of music engagement, visual
arts … Art helps people express experiences that are too difficult to put into words, such as a …

… impact on the work’s interpretation. Although it was understood that contextualization is a core
principle of socially-engaged public art … impact on places and people: thus, public projects …

… patrons of art, as well as the central role of the Academy, were displaced by the dealer-critic
system in painting. In other words, people and institutions who were in effect mediators took …