Artists view public art

Author: Zheng Naiming
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Compiled by over 10 Taiwan experts and scholars, this book comprehensively showcases exemplary cases of environmental art and design in Europe and America. It is a book that integrates art, life, urban environments, and professional concepts, making it a must-read for those engaged in environmental art, public art design, and urban planning.
Public art, which was once unfamiliar to people, has now become a discipline of public interest. Currently, it has indeed become a matter of widespread concern for environmental professionals. What new face do we need to add to this environment? Public art is inseparable from "the public" and "art." Beyond the concerns of governments, citizens, architects, landscape designers, and others, artists are likely the most concerned about its future prospects.
This book features interviews with 18 artists, capturing their discussions on various aspects and expectations of public art. Additionally, it combines computer technology with artists' works to virtually recreate public art settings, showcasing their unique charm.