In 2013–14, the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program marked its 30th anniversary.
Founded in 1984, the programme utilizes one of the most recognized public art forms, the …

Disrupted identities of inhabitants in old industrial and other less developed regions are
seldom an issue of regional policies, even though people's attachment to their residential …

In an era of international flows of policy ideas, when many cities apply the 'same'policy
ideas, their local translations can be substantially different. Yet, urban studies have not …

This is the first article to date that employs a knowledge map analysis to provide insights into
the landscape of public art research, a multidisciplinary area that is concerned with issues …

This article engages with socio‐spatial theory on the “trialectic” between the physical, social,
and spatial to examine the roles and uses of flagship vis‐à‐vis community art as …

This book investigates how international air terminals organize passenger movement and
generate spending. It offers a new understanding of how their architecture and artworks …

This essay explores a word-based public art project. In its quotidian presence and its
technical violation of historic district codes, the project enables varied interactions. The …

The text presents the first results of a study conducted in Brazil about the construction of a
monument that represents a Catholic saint. The analysis is developed in two planes. One …

Zebracki, M orcid. org/0000-0003-0053-2093 and Palmer, JM (2018) Introduction to Special
Issue: Urban Public Art: Geographies of Co-Production. City & Society, 30 (1). pp. 5-13. ISSN …

This paper investigates the political implications of public art using frameworks of conflict
and antagonism. We introduce 'restor (y) ing'as an analytical scaling device for examining …