How cities worldwide have come to see that the arts, culture and creativity can in help their renewal and revitalization, How creative places can be made and nurtured in cities and towns, How art and artists can interact with urban planning and development in ways that encourage equity, democracy, and diversity in the city
Arts and the City
About this issue
Issue number
Volume 46 – Number 2
Summary
The main focus of the articles in this issue is on what cities and their governments been doing to encourage, and benefit from, art and art-related activity. The contributors explore places for the making of art, also selling art, showing it, enjoying it and exploiting it. From a focus on themes in the first four papers, the contributors turn to places, ranging from Britain to Korea, to the Middle East and the Netherlands.
Contents
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Arts and the City
MARTIN CROOKSTON -
Arts, Culture and the City: An Overview
CHARLES LANDRY -
Arts and the City: Policy and Its Implementation
ANN MARKUSEN and ANNE GADWA NICODEMUS -
Can We Design for Culture? Paradigms and Provocations
ANNA MARAZUELA KIM -
Artists and the Public Spaces of the City
VIVIEN LOVELL -
The Holding Option: Artists in East London, 1968–2020
NICK GREEN -
Beyond Artwashing: An Overview of Museums and Cultural Districts in Arabia
YASSER ELSHESHTAWY -
Organic, Planned or Both: Alserkal Avenue: An Art District by Entrepreneurial Action in an Organic Evolutionary Context
DAMIEN NOUVEL -
Socially Engaged Art(ists) and the ‘Just Turn’ in City Space: The Evolution of Gwanghwamun Plaza, Seoul, South Korea
SOYOON CHOO and ELIZABETH CURRID-HALKETT -
There’s Music to Play, Places to Go, People to See! An Exploration of Innovative Relational Spaces in the Formation of Music Scenes: The Case of The Hague in the 1960s
AMANDA BRANDELLERO and ROBERT KLOOSTERMAN -
The Pool of Life: Liverpool, Rock Music and the Roots of Urban Creativity
IAN WRAY