Artworks created for public spaces, often engaging community and reflecting local culture.

A three-dimensional work of art designed for a specific space, often interactive or immersive.

The process of involving local stakeholders in the art project to ensure relevance and support.

A detailed plan outlining the concept, budget, timeline, and materials for a public art project.

A three-dimensional artistic form created by shaping materials like stone, metal, or wood.

A large-scale painting or artwork applied directly to a wall or ceiling, often in public spaces.

The process of estimating costs and allocating resources for the art project.

A schedule that outlines the stages and deadlines for the project's execution.

Individuals or groups with an interest in the project, including community members and sponsors.

An analysis to determine the practicality and viability of the proposed art installation.

Strategies to identify and mitigate potential challenges during the project.

Art that is created to exist in a certain place, often responding to its environment.

Working together with others, including artists and community members, to achieve a common goal.

The ability to effectively communicate ideas and proposals to an audience.

Recording the process and outcomes of the art project for future reference and evaluation.

A public event to reveal the completed installation, fostering community celebration.

Using social media platforms to connect with the community and promote the art project.

Recurring ideas or motifs that reflect the values and identity of a community.

Art that actively involves the audience in its creation or experience.

The detailed coordination of complex operations, including resource management for the project.

Assessing the impact and effectiveness of the art installation post-completion.

A concluding inspection of the installation to ensure it meets artistic and practical standards.

Input and responses from local stakeholders regarding the art project.

The artist's vision and purpose behind creating the artwork.

A presentation to stakeholders aimed at gaining support and funding for the art project.

Evaluating the social and cultural effects of the public art installation on the community.