Climate change is predicted to have severe impacts on coastal communities, including sea
level rise, flooding, and coastal erosion, and is expected to reshape many coastlines. One …

This paper establishes a novel niche by providing an original critical synthesis of the
potentials and challenges of using public art to teach about, and “que (e) ry”, sexuality …

This article draws on material from an ethnographic study in the gentrifying/gentrified
London neighbourhood of Brixton to analyse the relationship between practices of LGBTQ …

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 …

Just urban planning recognizes sociocultural differences and addresses inequality by
implementing redistributive mechanisms that move beyond urban neoliberal practices of …

Existing research on Latino cultural factors mainly focuses on gender and nationality, often
overlooking sexual orientation and giving limited attention to the experiences of Latino …

This article contributes to scholarship on urban visual culture by advancing understandings
of how visual imageries may become (online and off-line) sites of confrontation between …

Despite growing debate about the role of monuments in diverse societies, there has been
insufficient attention to contestations that have emerged involving 'gay'or 'queer'monuments …

Artistic interventions in the public domain are often legitimized as opportunities for the
empowerment of local communities. However, the nature of such interventions is complex …

Lim and Rosenhaft introduce “mnemonic solidarity” as a scholarly and political program,
situating it in the context of the wider project and publication series “Entangled Memories in …