FAQ About The Role of Public Art in Community Engagement
What is public art and how is it defined?
Public art refers to artworks that are designed to be staged in public spaces, typically outside of traditional galleries and museums. It encompasses a wide range of art forms including sculptures, murals, installations, performances, and digital media. The primary characteristic of public art is its accessibility to all members of a community or the general public, often without an admission fee or barrier, encouraging more inclusive engagement with the arts.
