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Public art

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Critical issues in public art

Sally Webster, Harriet Senie

1992

The texture of memory

James Edward Young

1993

Public sculpture in New Jersey

Meredith Arms Bzdak

1999

Landscapes and desire

Catherine Tuck

2003

Art for public places

Malcolm Miles

1989

Stealing the show

Gunda Lambton

1994

Public Art

Cher Krause Knight

2008

Artwalks in New York

Lucy Rosenfeld, Marina Harrison

1991

How to be a craftivist

Sarah Corbett

2017

Dialogues in public art

Tom Finkelpearl

2000

Culture in action

Michael Brenson, Mary Jane Jacob

1995

500 X Art In Public

Chris van Uffelen

2011

Running the City

Felicity Fenner

2017

A guide to public art in Greater Boston

Marty Carlock

1993

David d'Angers

Jacques De Caso

1988

Critical issues in public art

Sally Webster, Harriet F. Senie

1998

But is it art?

Nina Felshin

1995

Proposal for site improvements at harbor village square

Mary Ellen McCormack Development, South Boston, Massachusetts.

Art--in San Francisco redevelopment areas

San Francisco Redevelopment Agency.

1979

The lure of the local

Lucy R. Lippard

1998

Kitsch

Gillo Dorfles

1969

Art as Urban Strategy

Henriette Heezen, Tom van Gestel, Nathalie Zonnenberg

2010

The river spectacular

Wendy Weil Atwell

2010

Standing soldiers, kneeling slaves

Kirk Savage

1997

One Thing Leads To Another Everything Is Connected Art On The Underground

Charlotte Bonham

2012

Park Güell

Dennis Prindle, Conrad Kent

1993

Art in Detroit public places

Dennis Newrock, Dennis Alan Nawrocki, David Clements

1999

The place of art in the world of architecture

Donald W. Thalacker

1980

Public art

Meryl Loonin

2014

Urban surprises : a guide to public art in Los Angeles

2007

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