Artistic activism and the city: when art takes a side in the street
Critical Mass rides, guerrilla gardens, occupied theatres and silent protests: how art takes a side in public space, the ethics involved and what lasts.
A magazine of art in public space
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Art in public space, cities and the people who use them
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Art made with residents rather than for them: workshops, community projects, play streets and the practical side of taking part.
Critical Mass rides, guerrilla gardens, occupied theatres and silent protests: how art takes a side in public space, the ethics involved and what lasts.
A practical step list for small towns commissioning public art: the brief, budget lines, open call or invitation, residents' input, upkeep and removal.
Parklets, painted plazas and pop-up chairs: how tactical urbanism reclaims leftover street corners, what Barcelona scaled up, and the questions it raises.
A practical checklist for running an art workshop in a public park, covering permission, materials, weather, children, access, clearing up and photo consent.
What participatory art is and is not, and how to tell genuine involvement from decoration, with a ladder and questions on credit, consent and ownership.