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Thursday, February 15, 2007

A Personal Definition of Public Art

Source: Designing the World’s Best Public Art

pg. 13: “...I suppose that the Airstream [trailer] was my first experience of American public art. After all, it accomplishes in a practical way, just about everything I have heard anyone want from a public artwork. It is visually stunning, an American icon, historically based, made of a durable material, requires little maintenance, is somewhat inexpensive, and does not offend the political, religious or moral sensibilities of too many people.”

Garrison Woods
Professor of Fine Arts, Area Coordinator of Sculpture, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, USA

Posted by Susannah Gardner in • Public Art
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