Public art is internationally used as a place-making device to drive urban regeneration and
boost social capital. Benefits include enhanced urban environments, increased resident and …

Promoting urban well-being is a significant societal task in the context of rapid urbanization.
Past research has highlighted that interaction with urban green spaces, such as parks and …

As an alternative form of tourist attraction, street art has received little attention in the tourism
literature. This study focused on Berlin as a typical destination that has used street art to …

In this study, the main research purpose was to determine whether artistic components of
interior design in a store lead consumers to have different perceptions of the store. There …

Public art's accessibility to a broad audience and its potential to bring together individuals
from diverse backgrounds have granted it a unique power to make strong, enduring impacts …

This paper focuses on particularities of indwellers' perceptions of public art and its locale by
drawing on the epistemology of 'situated knowledges'(Haraway 1991, Simians, Cyborgs …

Among gerontologists and health researchers, there is growing recognition of the
importance of social participation and inclusion towards the health, well-being and quality of …

Public art and urban renewal have become integral to reconstructing urban landscapes. In
this essay we assess how these two spatial practices converge and diverge in the …

Street art is promoted in most countries to intensify the cultural elements of the cityscape.
Although street art provides cultural and social values, its impact on the prices of prewar …

While cities are attractive places, brimming with opportunities and possibilities for their
inhabitants, they have also been found to have negative consequences, especially on …