Milan Public Art Review (Public Art Series·7)

Author: Liu Yongren
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Authored 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 collection 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. Milan, the Italian city with a 500-year history, not only preserves its rich heritage bestowed by history but also thoughtfully incorporates modern artistic works with rhythmic charm. As a result, its public art often draws inspiration from tradition rather than blindly pursuing modernity, truly embodying the successful fusion of ancient and modern landscapes in public art. This book takes the perspective of an artist, guiding readers through the traditional architecture of Milan, which exudes a timeless charm, and its vibrant public art that pulsates with a modern rhythm. Whether it's the elegant spires of churches, ornate arcades, bustling squares, or monuments, they all seamlessly engage with the natural environment of, showcasing the dazzling brilliance of the ancient city after it has wiped away the dust of time.