Curatorial Research
Locating the Producers
Locating the Producers was a major three-year curatorial research and public events programme 2006 – 2010, which investigated how public art and its curation has begun to recognise ... read on →
Slow Space: A Curatorial Vision for Oslo Harbour
Slow Space is the curatorial vision for the permanent public art programme for Bjørvika, Oslo Harbour. This document outlines a set of principles and a potential road-map towards the ... read on →
European Network of Public Art Producers
ENPAP is a network of art organisations that share an affinity for expanding the notion of public art. The two-year pilot research phase took place during 2010 and comprised a ... read on →
One Day Sculpture
One Day Sculpture was New Zealand's first nationwide commissioning series of temporary, place-based public artworks. Taking duration and place as its starting point, One Day Sculpture stretched the format ... read on →
University of Bristol Public Art Strategy
The development of The University of Bristol's precinct in 2008 provided a timely opportunity to reconsider the role artists might have within the University and to envisage a programme of ... read on →
Art & Archaeology
From 2006-10, James Dixon undertook a PhD studentship Public Art and Contemporary Archaeology in the Context of Urban Regeneration: creation, transformation, and people in Bristol, 1940-2010. James took as ... read on →
