ixia: public art think tank

ixia has taken over the ownership and management of Public Art Online from Arts Council England. The design and content of the website are currently being reviewed.

Collaboration

'Conversation Piece', Electric Wharf, Coventry, David Patten/Bryant Priest Newman Architects, 2003

An Artist's Perspective: Remember What Jack Said

Just because you are an artist doesn't mean you can collaborate. The collaboration, and the ability to collaborate, come first.

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Research

Public art research

Collaboration

Consultation in Public Art Practice

Collaboration

Reflections on Collaboration - Feasibility and Sustainability More collaboration

Practical advice

Float, intersection at The Ponds, by Susan Milne and Greg Stonehouse. Photo © The Landcom Public Art Guidelines, Landcom 2008

Landcom Public Art Guidelines, New South Wales, Australia

Landcom is the state development corporation for the New South Wales Government in Australia. These guidelines cover public art policy and key principles for commissioning public art which is relevant and enduring.

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Funding

Funding: Sources for Public Art

Advice for artists

Insurance for Artists

Local authorities

Public Art and Planning More practical advice

Reports

Boston Pendulum by Paul Robbrecht - Photographer: David Martin

Art in the Travelling Landscape: Hi-Views

Art & the Travelling Landscape is an art project focused on the National Cycle Network, a sustainable transport infrastructure with 12,000 miles of safe cycling and walking routes.

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Healthcare

Patient Environments and the Arts

Regeneration

Positive Places, Look Ahead Housing and Care, Public Art Programme

Reports

Art at the Met Office More reports

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