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Public Art & Community Design (for Artists)
Minnie Evans Tribute Garden, 2004 "The creator of art for public places requires the eye of a poet, the ear of a journalist, and the hide of an armadillo." Public art has moved away from being discrete objects placed in a public space to art forms incorporated into the fabric of the community and defined by citizen participation. As part of the overall community design, artists can build a visual vocabulary of places, forms, patterns and materials that describe a community's unique qualities. [more...] For more information, contact: Brendan Greaves |
