Public art is produced and ‘lived’within multiple, interlaced and contested political, economic,
social and cultural-symbolic spheres. This lively collection is a mix of academic and …

… Furthermore, co-production, as argued in this issue's intermezzo “thought piece” by joni m
palmer, is … palmer especially recognizes public art's potential to trigger social changes to urban …

Using a serendipitous public art encounter as a point of departure, this article explores how
what I call co‐productive acts are an important part of building relationships between …

This research project explores why public art continues to be aestheticized and intrumentalized,
and is thus not an integral part of critical urban discourses in mid-size cities. It is through …

This article explores the role of vernacular materials in public arts installations that express
particular qualities of light, landscape, and time in rural landscapes. The incorporation of light …

This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the subsequent
chapters of this book. The book begins a more thorough examination of a particular knowledge …

Elisa Yon chose artist-initiated works that catalysed cultural, social, political dialogues on
issues around urban regeneration, gentrification, city planning, and policy-making, reflecting …

Geographers-and, I would add, landscape architects and planners-have not fully engaged
or embraced the potential creative writing offers the discipline in terms of broadening …

To the extent that it exists, the national reputation of Colorado Springs orients around a
handful of characteristics: a conservative political climate, megachurches, military bases, the …

In the past, landscape design was an art closely allied with poetry. More recently, however,
the'poetic approach'to landscape design has been replaced by the demands of professional …