Public Art: Theory, Practice and Populism
Public Art: Theory, Practice and Populism examines the ideas, methods, and public dimensions of art beyond traditional gallery settings. By bringing together theory, practice, and populism, Cher Krause Knight presents a focused resource for readers interested in public art and its place in cultural and social life.
About This Book
Public Art: Theory, Practice and Populism explores public art through three connected perspectives: theoretical ideas, practical approaches, and populist concerns.
The book focuses on art created, presented, or discussed in relation to public spaces and audiences.
Its subject matter places public art within wider cultural and social conversations, considering how it functions beyond traditional galleries and museums.
Written by Cher Krause Knight, this title is suited to readers seeking an overview of the concepts and practices associated with public art.
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