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The space of ideas: Public art policy and the concept of urban model spaces

Journal of Urban Affairs, 2022
The urban policy mobility literature describes the widespread circulation of policy ideas while highlighting their mutations along the way. At the same time, the literature often analyzes the localization of such ideas by examining their adoption in one ...
Noga Keidar, Daniel Silver
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Public art in cities: what makes it engaging and interactive?

Journal of Urban Design, 2022
In public art, the paradigm is shifting from ‘look but don’t touch’ towards interactive displays and creations that involve visitors. Accordingly, this study examined some of the factors that lead audiences to interact and engage with public art ...
C. Milne, D. Pojani
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The Impacts of Public Art on Cities, Places and People’s Lives

The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society, 2021
Public art’s accessibility to a broad audience and its potential to bring together individuals from diverse backgrounds have granted it a unique power to make strong, enduring impacts on cities, places and people’s lives. The impacts warrant a systematic
M. Cheung, N. Smith, Owen Craven
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Street Art, Sweet Art? Reclaiming the “Public” in Public Place [PDF]

Journal of Consumer Research, 2010
Consumer research has paid scant attention to public goods, especially at a time when the contestation between categorizing public and private goods and controlling public goods is pronounced. In this multisited ethnography, we explore the ways in which active consumers negotiate meanings about the consumption of a particular public good, public space.
VISCONTI, LUCA MASSIMILIANO, J. F. Sherry J.r., BORGHINI, STEFANIA, L. Anderson   +3 more
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Engaging with Public Art: An Exploration of the Design Space

International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2020
At its best, public art can promote moral learning in individuals and societies, and digital technology can help achieve this value. As a first step in creating such systems, this paper presents a probe study exploring the design space of reflective ...
T. Gorichanaz
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Re-interpreting heritage: viewing the Malay Peninsula’s colonial-era missionary monuments as public art

Journal of Heritage Tourism, 2020
The role of public art in the heritage re-interpretation of colonial-era buildings in Asia is an under-researched area in tourism studies. Whereas the gentrification of public space and the opening up of stately architecture for public use is an ...
Keith Kay Hin Tan, Chun Wei Choy
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Public art, cultural representation, and the just city

Journal of Urban Affairs, 2020
Recent controversies around public art demonstrate that cultural representation in urban public space is enormously consequential. Given that urban planners and policymakers are often involved in the design, siting, approval, and maintenance of such ...
Andrew Zitcer, Salina M. Almanzar
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Tourists’ experience of iconic public art in Macau

, 2020
Public art can attract tourists and enrich their destination experiences. However, the ways that tourists aesthetically judge public art have received little scholarly attention.
Juan Tang, Libo Yan, J. Xu
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The Art of Publication

2016
The fact that research necessarily contains innovative and original ideas, invariably means that the ideas should be publishable. Indeed, publication, in an appropriate peer-reviewed scientific conference or journal, is the ultimate proof of the validity of your work. Therefore, the step from doing research to publishing is inescapable.
Stefan F. Graebe, Graham C. Goodwin
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Art and the Public

Journal of Aesthetic Education, 1978
In the last quarter of the 18th century Denis Diderot railed against the duplicity of art dealers and collectors, the proliferation of amateurism, and the vulgarization of popular taste. Like other Enlightenment minds, Diderot was interested in improving the status and the cultural level of le peuple. The problem he struggled with was how to popularize
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