Public art and urban regeneration: Advocancy, claims and critical debates

Landscape Research

Volumn 26, Issue 1, 2001, Pages 5-26

  Hall, T ^a   Roberston, I ^a  

^a Geo and Env Mng Research Unit   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

Advocancy; Critique; Evaluation; Public art; Urban regeneration

Indexed keywords

CULTURAL INFLUENCE; RENEWAL POLICY; URBAN RENEWAL;

UNITED KINGDOM;

EID: 0035093438     PISSN: 01426397     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/01426390120024457     Document Type: Article

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2. Being part of the process
3. Attributes and attitudes
4. Art in hospitals
5. Thinking through the public
6. Old monuments new sites
7. Flagship projects in urban regeneration
8. The arts and the development of community in suburbia
9. Same difference
10. City of Glasgow district council
11. City of Wakefield
12. The role of the rural development commission
13. Positive parochialism
14. Statement on policy and development
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21. Alternative space
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23. Vegging out
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26. A model city
27. Large scale community events
28. Beyond decoration
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30. Art in the environment
31. Matching chalk and cheese
32. Same difference
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34. Art-ful places: Public art to sell public spaces?
35. Can sculpture survive?
36. Public art, urban image
37. Hampshire County Council
38. Bravura answer to brutalism
39. The power of place: Urban landscapes as public history
40. Involving children in neighbourhoods
41. A memorial to Zong
42. Business organisation, local dependence and the politics of urban renewal in Britain
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53. Consulting wisdom
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55. Nottinghamshire county council
56. Roles and functions
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60. Same difference
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70. Approaches
71. Swansea city council
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76. Working methods
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