Japanese public art ecology

Author: Liu Li
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Carefully compiled by over 10 Taiwanese experts and scholars, this book comprehensively showcases exemplary cases of environmental art and design in Europe and America. It is a set of books that combines art, life, urban environments, and professional concepts, making it a must-read for those involved in environmental art, public art design, and urban construction planning. The development of public art in Japan is undeniable. This book systematically introduces traditional Japanese gardening culture, which has nurtured the Japanese people's respect for open spaces and their preference for neatness and order. It then explores contemporary Japanese public art and its development, creating rich visual and spiritual community cultures. The content includes renowned planning examples and construction processes such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, Tachikawa Public Art Zone, Shinjuku I-LAND Public Art Zone, artistic street transformations by local governments, alternative spaces, residential areas, and urban enterprise projects, providing valuable references and participation opportunities for the healthy development of public art.