Resources
This section contains a wealth of information and practical advice on all aspects of public art practice, from commissioning, through to research and useful links to other relevant sites.
Tree of Remembrance, Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester. Artists & Photographer; Wolfgang & Heron
Collaboration
How artists can work with design teams on capital projects: An Arts Consultant's Perspective
Written by Sam Wilkinson in 2004, this paperwork considers the benefits of having an artist work as part of a design team, with the opportunity to have a fundamental influence on the outcome of the development.
Read the articleResearch
Public art researchCollaboration
The Art of Illumination: What role do artists play in lighting our public realm?Collaboration
An Artist's Perspective: Remember What Jack Said More collaborationPractical advice
Commissioning Guidelines: Modus Operandi
These guidelines, prepared by Modus Operandi, recognise that every opportunity is different, and recommend that strategies for commissioning art should be as unique and site-specific as the artworks they seek to generate.
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Public Art Commissions - Good PracticeThe healthcare sector
When the Architects Leave: Maintaining artwork in the hospital environmentFunding
New Public Art Fund for Scotland More practical adviceReports
Patient Environments and the Arts
The Patient Environments and the Arts conference was held at the Royal College of Physicians, Regents Park, London on 22 January 2007.
Read the conference report