Edited by leading scholars in the field, this collection brings together contributors from around the globe and includes international examples and case studies.
The multi-disciplinary approach makes it particularly suited for a number of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in sculpture, public art and social practice, art history, cultural geography and cultural studies, performance, visual culture, design theory, architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, arts administration, museum studies, and city planning.
Engages with contemporary issues including the Black Lives Matter protest and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on arts education and public art.
